Locations

Use our map or our Shared Branch Locator. You can also download the Shared Branch App for your iOS or Android device!

A CU Service Center is a credit union location that is part of a national network of linked or shared branches, which are identified by CO-OP Shared Branch logo. Members of participating credit unions may conduct transactions at any of the shared facilities as though they were at their home credit union.

Members benefit from access to many branch offices throughout the United States. This means our members who travel or move out-of-state can now remain members of the credit union and still have a friendly branch office just down the street.

Credit union members (whose credit union participates in shared branching) may conduct business at any participating shared facility. Some restrictions may apply. Shared Branching is automatically available 90 days after you become a member.

For an explanation of our Funds Availability Policy, click here.

In most locations, all tellers process shared branching transactions. However, some shared branches may have special tellers designated to handle shared branching business. You’ll just need to look for the logo in the teller windows. When in doubt, please check with a member service representative on your first visit. Guest members will receive courteous and friendly attention at all shared branching locations.

Yes, identification is necessary for each transaction to eliminate the possibility of fraud. We ask that members be prepared to present their photo ID on each visit, even if they have been coming to a common location for an extended period of time.

YES. Members must present their account number and home credit union name to the teller for each transaction. Shared branches do not have access to inquiry screens from the member’s home credit union. This means that tellers at shared branches are not able to look up a member’s account number by doing a social security search.

Priority Trust Credit Union doesn’t charge any fees to use the Shared Branch Network. A shared branch location may assess fees for services like traveler’s checks, money orders, cashier’s checks, stop payments, and notary service.

An ATM located or associated with a shared branch is subject to the fees and rules that govern that machine and its operation. However, free ATM transactions are still available at all CO-OP ATM Network locations.

A member’s right to privacy as enacted by federal regulations will be upheld to the fullest extent of the law. If you have a specific question, let us know.

Members should direct questions regarding transactions, products and/or services to their home credit union. Shared branches will not have access to all the account information available at the home credit union.

The use of a shared branch does not entitle the individual to become a member of the processing shared branch. All requests for additional products and services should be handled by the member’s home credit union.