Anyone visiting, working, or doing research on campus for more than one week should get and carry a Tulane ID.
Splash Cash funds (not Wavebuck$) are accepted at NOLAbuck$ off-campus locations, the Tulane Bookstores, Technology Connection, campus vending machines and more. Also, when a student has exhausted their allowance for computer printing, Tulane Splash Cash is the only other accepted method of payment.
Each semester, full-time undergraduate students receive $25 of print credit. Once you exhaust your print credit, you can add Splash Cash for extra printing. Our automated deposit stations accept cash 24 hours a day. Credit card deposits are accepted online.
You can visit Campus Services, 107 Lavin-Bernick Center, or make a deposit online.
Yes, cash and check deposits of any amount are accepted at the Splash Card Office, either in person or by mail. Our automated deposit stations accept cash 24 hours a day. Credit card deposits are accepted online.
No, funds in your account automatically roll over from one year to the next.
No, Tulane Splash Card is a debit account that allows you to make purchases on campus and with selected off-campus merchants. Cash withdrawals are not allowed.
Report the lost card immediately to prevent any unauthorized use. You can report it in person to the Campus Services Office, 107 Lavin-Bernick Center, by telephone at (504) 865-5441, or by selecting Card Services in Gibson Online. Replacement cards are $30.
Broken cards are $10. Replacement of a card with normal wear and tear will not incur a charge. Starting July 1, 2024 all replacement cards are $30.
Yes. Temporary employees are issued the Yellow Vendor ID that reads "Temporary Staff."
Temporary staff and vendor cards cost $30. Most departments send an interdepartmental transfer and some pay with a Tulane-issued purchasing card.