Online statements of account

The Eco-friendly Statement Challenge

Your participation in the Eco-friendly Statement Challenge¹ made the difference.

144,863 trees planted!

Throughout the 3 years of the Eco-friendly Statement Challenge, a grand total of 141,764 members took the challenge, proving how popular it was.

As a result, a total of 144,863 trees were planted, i.e. 145% of the targeted objective. We want to thank every Desjardins member for this most impressive response.

Through the challenge, Desjardins replanted the equivalent of 183 football fields. Furthermore, with 141,764 members switching to the online statement, we save 5 million sheets of paper each year.

Save paper with online statements

Replace all your paper statements (or passbooks) – including your VISA Desjardins statement and Desjardins Funds investment statement – with online statements on AccèsD.

Online statements are just like paper statements, except they are environmentally-friendly and more practical!

Save paper.
View your statement anytime on AccèsD.
Online statements are archived for 12 months.

Replace my paper statements of account with online statements

Our Earth Day commitment

As an active partner of the Earth Day program, Desjardins agreed to help slow climate change by planting 100,000 trees by the end of 2009.

The 144,863 trees planted will absorb nearly 416 tons of greenhouse gases (GHGs) from the atmosphere each year. Planting the trees will also reforest regions, improve wildlife habitats and beautify landscapes.

See details on the 2007 tree plantings: 83 525 arbres plantés (in French only, PDF, 14 KB).

See details on the 2008 tree plantings: 21 500 arbres plantés (in French only, PDF, 14 KB).

See details on the 2009 tree plantings: 39 838 arbres plantés (in French only, PDF, 15 KB).

In 2010, Desjardins and the Earth Day organizers finished planting trees as part of the Eco-friendly Statement Challenge.

Tree planting in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue on May 1, 2010.

1. The Desjardins Eco-friendly Statement Challenge ended on November 30, 2008 and tree planting efforts were completed in 2010.