OneCard services

See the Photo Upload page of the LITS website for full instructions on uploading a photo to your OneCard account.

If your OneCard goes missing, go to the Technology Help Desk (or Public Safety if outside of business hours) to have it replaced as soon as possible. Getting a replacement card will automatically make it so your missing card stops functioning.

You can also deactivate your OneCard online as soon as you notice it's missing. If you do not deactivate it and someone else uses your card to purchase something before you get a replacement, you are liable for funds spent from your account. Remember to go back to your OneCard account and reactivate it after you get a replacement!

How to activate/deactivate your card:

1. Visit the OneCard website and login with your MHC credentials. 
2. Select Account. 
3. Choose Activate/Deactivate from the drop-down menu.
4. Choose Confirm to activate/deactivate your card. 

There are two ways to deposit money on your OneCard:

1. Visit the OneCard website, login with your MHC credentials, and select Add Cash. 
   • Note: There is a 2.5% processing fee and $20 minimum to add funds online. 
2. Put cash on your OneCard at one of the Automatic Deposit Machines (ADMs) on campus: 
   • Lower level of Blanchard Community Center 
   • Auxiliary Services (accessible 24/7)

Yes, anyone can make a deposit online using the following steps: 

1. Visit the OneCard website.
2. Choose Parental Login.
3. Enter the ISO number of the account you're adding money into (printed on the front of that person's OneCard).
4. Enter the first three letters of the account holder's first name.
5. From there, you will enter a contact email address and the amount you want to deposit
   • Note: There is a 2.5% processing fee and $20 minimum to add funds online
6. You can also choose to notify the cardholder (if it isn't you) and add an optional deposit note.
7. Choose Continue
8. Choose Pay by Card
9. Enter your payment information and submit.

It’s up to you! Consider how much you might spend on laundry, snacks, mail, printing, etc. We typically recommend first-year students deposit at least $20 into your MHCXpress account at first to be available while you settle in on campus. 

Any money left over in your MHCXpress account when you graduate will be returned to you either by automatic deposit or via a check in the mail.

1. Visit the OneCard website and login with your MHC credentials. 
2. Select Financial.  
3. Choose Balances from the drop-down menu. 

You can also find your remaining balance on your receipt when you pay with your OneCard or by selecting Balance Inquiry on an Automatic Deposit Machine. 

Yes! Students are given $20 in free printing per semester, accessible through your OneCard. All incoming first-year full-time residential students also receive $30 in Dining Dollars.

Printing funds and Dining Dollars are only eligible payment methods for their intended service:

• Dining Dollars can ONLY be used towards meals (and as of 2021 laundry)
• Printing money can ONLY be used towards printing

Any purchases for which there are pre-loaded funds available will automatically use the pre-loaded funds first. If these pre-loaded funds run out, future printing and dining dollar purchases will be charged to your MHCXpress account.

Any remaining MHCXpress balances on your OneCard will rollover from year to year, until graduation or separation from the College.

Money left in your MHCXpress account when you graduate will be returned to you via automatic deposit (if you have that set up) or mailed check.

More often than not, you don’t need a replacement. We recommend swiping your OneCard up instead of down OR try swiping faster/slower. Check out our fun OneCard swiping tutorial reel on Instagram for more tips!

If the problem persists, report the location of the card reader to the LITS Technology Help Desk. 

If you are having difficulties using your OneCard, please contact the Technology Help Desk.

Please include the following in your report:

• Your name and MHC ID # 
• A description of the problem you are encountering
• If the issue involves a card reader, you can report your issue with the reader. You'll be asked for the above information as well as:
  • The location of the reader 
  • The time at which this problem took place