Did you know some credit unions work together to let you use their branches even if you're not a member of that specific one? It's called shared branching!
It's like having many branches for your credit union account, even if your credit union only has a few nearby. This makes banking easier if you travel or live in an area with limited options.
This way, credit unions can compete with big banks that have branches everywhere.
- You can do things like withdraw cash, deposit money, and pay loans at other credit unions.
- However, you can't open or close an account at a shared branch.
- You'll need your credit union's name, account number, and ID to use these services.
| Fact | Number |
|---|---|
| Co-op Solutions network branches | 5,400+ |
| Co-op Solutions network ATMs | 30,000+ |
| Participating Credit Unions in Co-op | 1,600+ |
