Far away? A shared branch is close by.
A big bank might have a branch on every corner, but they also often have additional fees and costs. You can get the best of both worlds with shared branches.
We offer 260 shared branches in Indiana and more than 5,600 shared branches nationwide.10
What is a shared branch?
A shared branch is a branch at another credit union that is part of the CO-OP shared branch network. They allow credit union members from other branches to visit and access their accounts just like they would at a local Purdue Federal branch.
At a shared branch, you can:
- Deposit money.
- Withdraw funds.
- Transfer money.
- Check account balances.
- Make loan payments.*
IDCheck:
IDCheck Shared Branch is a product to help verify and prove a member's identity to effectively fight account takeover and identity theft for in-branch fraud. Out-of-state Shared Branch members can now be identified and authenticated in branch using a QR code and one-time passcode through multi-factor authentication. This additional layer of authentication will be used for withdrawals only.
How it works:
- Scan and Verify: Simply scan the QR code presented at the shared branch using your smart device or visit verify.coop.org.
- Select Your Credit Union: Choose Purdue Federal Credit Union from the drop-down list.
- Enter Your Details: Input your member number and the last four digits of your Social Security number. (Tip: Your member number is located in digital banking under Profile > My Member Info.)
- Upload and Authenticate: Upload a photo of your ID and take a selfie to verify your identity. Save your validation for an even quicker experience next time!
- Get Your Passcode: Once verified, you'll receive a one-time passcode valid for 20 minutes. Present this to a member consultant to complete your transactions.
Find a shared branch.
You can use our interactive map to find a shared branch or surcharge-free ATM.
Not an option? Locate a branch and get driving directions by phone at 800.919.CUSC (2872). Just look for the Credit Union Service Center logo.