Perk of the Week: USF CU's Coast-to-Coast Connection

9/16/2026
POW - On the Go Services

Gather ’round, folks! This week’s Perk of the Week (POW) brings USF Credit Union’s Coast-to-Coast Connection into the spotlight—your golden ticket to 5,600+ shared branches nationwide.

Whether you’re heading out on a road trip, sending a student off to college, moving to a new zip code, or enjoying a weekend getaway, you can still handle everyday banking in person. Your USF CU perks know how to travel!

What is shared branching?
It’s a high-wire act built right into your membership. Through the CO-OP Shared Branch Network, USF CU links you to participating credit unions across the county, letting you tackle routine transactions just like you would at your home branch.

Think of it as banking access that moves right along with you.

Banking That Goes the Distance

Life moves fast, and shared branching comes in handy whenever you find yourself outside our local footprint:

  • Heading out of town? Find a participating partner near your destination before you leave.
  • Sending a student off to college? They can access a physical branch even miles away from home.
  • Moving somewhere new? Your membership continues to provide convenient in-person access through the network.
  • Need a pit stop on the road? Search for a nearby location and keep your plans moving forward.

From routine errands to major life changes, having thousands of participating locations gives you another way to stay connected to your money without missing a beat.

Your Network Goes Even Further

Shared branching is just one part of the journey. Remember The Great ATM Escape? Over 30,000 fee-free ATMs keep cash within reach, while Digital Banking puts total account control right at your fingertips.

Now add 5,600+ shared branches nationwide, and your funds are ready to explore wherever life takes you next.

Before your next big adventure, see just how far your USF CU membership can take you.

FIND A SHARED BRANCH

USF Credit Union – Better Banking for All



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