TCT is expanding our network of ATMs and Shared Branches to include the CO-OP Network.
TCT Members already have access to surcharge-free ATMs in 55,000+ Allpoint ATM locations. Coming soon - TCT will expand that access to include over 5,500 shared branches and 30,000 surcharge-free ATMs across the United States.
What is a shared branch?
If you see that a credit union has shared branches or ATMs, this means it's part of a network of credit unions that have come together to share locations and services. Credit unions participating in a shared network follow a set of rules and guidelines around how they've agreed to support each other's members.
Benefits of shared branching include;
It's convenient for credit union members and helps them avoid out-of-network bank ATM fees.
You can conduct financial transactions at thousands of other participating credit unions. This gives you access to your money nationwide to do any of the following activities:
- Transfer funds to another account
- Deposit money
- Withdraw money
- Make a loan payment
- Cash checks
At shared branches, you won't be able to open new bank accounts specific to your credit union, though.
Finding a shared branch
Coming soon - check tctfcu.org/Locations or TCT's mobile banking app to find participating credit unions in the CO-OP shared branch network.
CO-OP ATMs and Shared Branches
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