Participating Shared Branch Credit Unions
in Hawaii
Aloha Pacific FCU
Hawaii Central FCU
Hawaii Community FCU
Hawaii County Employees FCU
Hawaii Law Enforcement FCU
Hawaii Schools FCU
Hawaii State FCU
HawaiiUSA FCU
Hawaiian Tel FCU
Hickam FCU
Honolulu FCU
Honolulu Fire Department FCU
Hotel & Travel Industry FCU
Pearl Harbor FCU
The Queen’s FCU
Schofield FCU
University of Hawaii FCU
Valley Isle Community FCU
West Oahu Community FCU
For a complete list of Hawaii Shared Branch
Service locations and banking hours visit:
www.hicuso.com
For Shared Branch Service locations nationwide
visit: https://co-opcreditunions.org/locator
1244 Kaumualii Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
www.hawaiifcu.org
Hours: Mon-Thur, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Friday, 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-12 p.m.
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Branch Services
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What are Shared Branch Services?
As a credit union member, you enjoy unique benefits like
Shared Branch Services — a feature created around the
idea of cooperation among credit unions to offer more
convenience to members. Shared Branch Services or “shared
branching” allows Hawaii Federal Credit Union members
to perform a number of transactions at other credit union
branches that participate in the partnership. You now have
access to a national network of credit unions where you can
perform many of the same banking activities that you enjoy
at your credit union — without the hassle of surcharges.
Transaction Guidelines for
Shared Branching
Before you head to a shared branch to take care
of your banking needs, there are a few guidelines
you should keep in mind:
Shared Branch Services are limited to the
following transactions:
• Cash Withdrawals (limited to the lesser of the
member’s available balance or the outlet’s available
cash, at least $500)
With 68 Shared Branch Service locations in Hawaii and
thousands more on the mainland, it’s convenient to do your
banking both on island and on the go. It’s just another way
Hawaii FCU puts members first and strives for stress-free
money management.
• Deposits (coin deposits subject to the customary
policies and fees of the outlet)
How Shared Branching Works
• Money Orders
As a member of Hawaii FCU, you always have the option to
visit any of the local and mainland branches that participate
in shared branching. For a current list of Shared Branch
locations and to get address, hours and contact information,
please visit the following websites:
Shared Branch locations in Hawaii:
www.hicuso.com
Shared Branch locations nationwide:
https://co-opcreditunions.org/locator
In order to perform a Shared Branch transaction,
simply visit a partner credit union and make sure
you bring the following items with you:
• Credit Union Name
• Account Number
• Valid Picture ID (driver’s license, state ID,
military ID, passport, alien ID card)
• Check Withdrawals (limited to funds available)
• Traveler’s Checks (no fees for single signature
checks; dual signature checks are subject to credit
union service fee)
• Loan Payments
Immediate credit* will be given for the
following types of deposits:
• Cash Deposits
• Government Checks (federal, state & local)
• US Postal Money Orders
• Payroll Checks
• Official Checks from Other Depository Institutions
(cashier’s checks or teller checks from host
credit union)
• Traveler’s Checks
* Restrictions may apply
The following transactions are not allowed:
• Loan Advances (personal lines of credit and home
equity lines of credit)
• Visa Credit Card Payments
• Telephone Transfers
• Specially titled or restricted owner accounts