RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.–CO-OP Financial Services said it has secured 11 new credit union agreements for its CO-OP ATM and payments processing services, continuing a strong year of growth highlighted by the acquisition of TMG in April, the company stated.
CO-OP now counts 23 of the 25 largest credit unions in the United States as clients. These 23 credit unions have a combined $208.4 billion in consumer assets under management, CO-OP stated.
“We have 3,500 credit union partners that we are working with to educate members about omnichannel benefits of surcharge-free ATMS, shared branching, debit and credit solutions and digital wallet options,” said Todd Clark, president/CEO of CO-OP. “The addition of these credit union partners will advance our mission to deliver a seamless, secure experience to members across the many methods they prefer.”
The 11 large credit unions signed with CO-OP Financial Services include:
- Alliance Catholic Credit Union, Troy, Michigan (allianceccu.com), $443 million in assets
- Alliant Credit Union, Chicago, Illinois (alliantcreditunion.org), $9.5 billion in assets
- CPM Federal Credit Union, North Charleston, S.C. (cpmfed.com), $324 million in assets
- Diamond Credit Union, Pottstown, Penn. (diamondcu.org), $549 million in assets
- EECU, Fort Worth, Texas (eecu.org), $2.5 billion in assets
- FedChoice Federal Credit Union, Lanham, Md. (fedchoice.org), $386 million in assets
- Foothill Credit Union, Arcadia, Calif. (foothillcu.org), $374 million in assets
- HAPO Community Credit Union, Richland, Wash. (hapo.org), $1.5 billion in assets
- Texans Credit Union, Richardson, Texas (texanscu.org), $1.5 billion in assets
- NCPD Federal Credit Union, Plainview, N.Y. (ncpdfcu.org), $727 million in assets
- United States Senate Federal Credit Union, Alexandria, Va. (ussfcu.org), $638 million in assets
In March, CO-OP announced a long-term partnership with FCTI, maintaining surcharge-free ATM access at 8,000 7-Eleven stores across the country. CO-OP ATM is the largest credit union-owned network in the United States, and it is larger than any commercial bank network, the company said, adding that CO-OP has also achieved growth by uniting with TMG.
“CO-OP acquired TMG to create a fully integrated payment services company, realizing the vision of the original partnership formed by the two companies more than five years ago,” said Clark. “We are delivering the core products and services that address today’s market dynamics and credit union needs, particularly as our clients seek to rapidly transform to more digital-centric operations and services.”