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What is Shared Branching?

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What is Shared Branching?

CO-OP Shared Branch is a nationwide credit union cooperative program where credit union members can conduct basic teller transactions in person at any of the 5,400 participating branches nationwide. Currently, CO-OP Shared Branch is the nation’s second largest branch network enabling credit unions to compete with the largest financial institutions in providing physical access to convenient branches—a high priority for consumers in all demographic segments.

In addition to member convenience when traveling, shared branching offers credit unions revenue streams and operational efficiencies, and a key means of retaining members who move.


 

What is Available & Required at Shared Branch Locations?

Account Types Available

Transaction Types Available

Required Identification
Savings Withdrawals Credit Union Name
Checking Transfers Account Number
Money Market Inquiries Non-Expired Government Issued ID
Loans Loan Payments & Advances Last Four Digits of Social Security Number
  Statement Print May Also Require Account Address Verification
  Special Purchases: Money Orders, Gift Cards, Etc.