What is a shared branching network and how can I access it?

A shared branching network is a partnership between different credit unions, allowing members to conduct banking transactions at any participating credit union's branches. It provides a convenient way for members to access their accounts and perform various services, just as they would at their home credit union. This network expands the reach of available branches beyond one's credit union's locations, enabling members to conduct transactions nationwide. To access the shared branching network, simply visit any participating credit union branch. Identify yourself as a member of your home credit union and provide necessary identification. The tellers will be able to access your account information, conduct transactions, and provide any assistance you may need. Additionally, you can use mobile apps or online banking platforms to locate shared branching network locations near you, making it easier to find and access these services while on the go.