What Is CO-OP Shared Branch?
CO-OP Shared Branch is a nationwide network that allows credit union members to conduct everyday banking transactions at participating credit unions. Instead of being limited to your local branch, you can access convenient in-person services at thousands of shared branch locations.
It’s one more benefit of being a Valley Federal Credit Union member.
What Can I Do at a Shared Branch?
At participating CO-OP Shared Branch locations, you can:
- Make deposits
- Withdraw cash
- Transfer funds between eligible accounts
- Make loan payments
- Obtain account information
- Purchase money orders or cashier’s checks (where available)
- Perform many routine teller transactions
Available services may vary by location.
Bank Wherever Life Takes You
Your Valley Federal Credit Union membership now gives you access to thousands of participating CO-OP Shared Branch locations across the United States. Whether you’re traveling, away at school, or have recently moved, you can visit a participating credit union to complete many of the same transactions you’d normally make at a Valley Federal Credit Union branch.
Shared branching makes it easy to stay connected to your finances no matter where you are.
What You’ll Need
When visiting a shared branch, please bring:
- A valid government-issued photo ID
- Your Valley Federal Credit Union account information
- Any additional information requested by the participating branch
Some locations may require identity verification for your protection.
Experience Banking Beyond Our Branches
At Valley Federal Credit Union, we’re committed to making banking as convenient as possible. Through the CO-OP Shared Branch network, your membership gives you access to thousands of branches nationwide—so you’re never far from the financial services you need.
Contact us today to learn more about CO-OP Shared Branch or find a participating location near you.
