Shared Branching

How Shared Branching Works

For added convenience to our members, P1FCU is part of the shared branching network. As part of a network of 5,000+ branches nationwide, you can perform branch transactions safely and securely. Managing your finances at a shared branch location is exactly like working with our branch. There is no charge to use shared branching services1 , it’s just one more way for you to access your accounts.
 
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IDCheck: Faster, More Secure Access to Shared Branching

Starting on May 1, 2025, CO-OP is launching a new way to verify identities for shared branching guests. IDCheck is a secure identity verification system that streamlines the process of accessing your account at Co-op Shared Branch locations. Instead of relying on traditional ID verification alone, IDCheck uses a QR code, a government-issued ID, and facial recognition to confirm your identity in seconds.

 

How does IDCheck Work?

  • Scan the QR Code at the branch with your smartphone.
  • Enter your information, including your credit union name, account number, and the last four digits of your Social Security Number.
  • Take a quick photo of your government-issued ID (such as a driver's license) and a selfie to match your ID.
  • Once verified, you'll receive a one-time access code.
  • Show the access code to your teller, and they will process your transaction.
  • If you have used IDCheck before, you can skip most of these steps. Just scan the QR code and receive your access code instantly. 

Services available at shared branching locations:

  • Deposits and withdrawals
  • Transfers between accounts
  • Account/loan inquiries
  • Make loan payments (excludes P1FCU Credit Card payments)
  • Print transaction history
































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1 Other financial institutions may reserve the right to assess their own fees or charges for certain transactions.