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Credit unions in Hawaii: the best and largest of 45, compared

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All 45 filers based in Hawaii, largest first. Sort them by what matters to you.

Credit unions by state, from the federal filings

Hawaii: credit unions that match

45

Their members882K
Their assets$17.4B
First on this sortHawaii State Federal Credit Union
Credit unionAssetsMembersNet worthDelinq.BranchesChecks
Hawaii State Federal Credit Union (HSFCU)Honolulu$2.86B140K9.98%1.07%144/5
HawaiiUSA Federal Credit UnionHonolulu$2.67B131K10.63%0.39%154/5
Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union (APFCU)Honolulu$1.53B71K9.81%0.50%125/5
Hawaiian Financial Federal Credit Union (HiTel FCU)Honolulu$1.13B52K11.72%0.54%104/5
HFS Federal Credit UnionHilo$1.10B56K9.32%1.41%64/5
University of Hawaii Federal Credit Union (UHFCU Investment Services)Honolulu$976M36K11.43%0.30%45/5
Gather Federal Credit UnionLihue$934M41K12.81%0.99%74/5
Hawaii Community Federal Credit UnionKailua Kona$808M46K9.65%1.32%94/5
Lokahi Federal Credit UnionPearl City$702M45K9.49%0.39%64/5
Pearl Hawaii Federal Credit UnionWaipahu$545M32K10.19%0.42%64/5

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45 credit unions based in Hawaii filed 882K members and $17.4B in assets with the National Credit Union Administration for June 30, 2026. All 45 credit unions based in Hawaii hold federal charters, and 36 of them carry the minority depository flag, the highest share of any state. Hawaii State Federal Credit Union and HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union lead a list concentrated in Honolulu. Combined net worth, 10.98%, sits near the national 11.42%. Loans two months late or worse come to 0.85%, close to the national 0.96%. Loans equal only 57.8% of shares, the lowest ratio. The median charter opened in 1937, 1st earliest of the 50 states and DC. Vehicle loans count for little, 10.4% of loans against 27.5% nationally, the 2nd lowest share. Offices by city: Honolulu (48), Hilo (11), Kahului (10), Kapolei (9), out of 41 places in 4 counties. Every Hawaii filer of a year ago is still on file. Latest charter: Plumbers & Fitters Local 675 Federal Credit Union, 1987, with none since 2000. The file does not say who may join any of them, or why a charter stopped filing.

Members and assets over 12 months

Hawaii: members, same charters

+0.46%

Assets, same charters+4.81%
Filers a year ago45
Filers now45

Mergers count as growth for the credit union that absorbs another.

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Island charters and a high minority share

The filer count did not change at all over the year, while most states lost charters. Outside presence is thin at 10 offices, half of them Navy Federal’s 5. Many Hawaii filers serve one employer, one island or one community group, and 15 report under $50 million, so branch count and field of membership matter as much as size.

Highest net worth (over $100 million): McBryde FCU, 26.92%. Fewest late loans: Ko’olau FCU, 0.05%. Most branches: HawaiiUSA FCU, 15. Most members: Hawaii State FCU, 140K. Largest member change: Gather FCU, +3.34%. Next by assets: Hawaiian Financial FCU, HFS FCU, University of Hawaii FCU, Gather FCU, Hawaii Community FCU, Lokahi FCU. Smallest: Plumbers & Fitters Local 675 FCU, Glover FCU, Kahuku FCU. Minority depository flag: Hawaii State FCU, HawaiiUSA FCU, Aloha Pacific FCU, Hawaiian Financial FCU and 32 more. Largest outside presence: Navy FCU, from VA, 5 offices.

Honolulu Fire Department FCU (40.4%) leans most on vehicle loans, Hawaiian Financial FCU (92.4%) on first-lien home loans, Honolulu Fire Department FCU (7.9%) on cards. Oldest charters: Hawaii State FCU, 1936; HawaiiUSA FCU, 1936; Aloha Pacific FCU, 1936. Signia FCU lost the most members in percentage terms, -7.86%, among those over $10 million.

Rank among the 50 states and DC

Computed from the NCUA Call Report of June 30, 2026 for filers based in each state. Home loans: 1-4 family first lien. Commercial: loans not secured by real estate. A filer named for a share has $50 million or more in loans, or is any filer where none reaches that.
MeasureHawaiiRankAll filers
Vehicle loans, share of loans10.4%2nd lowest27.5%
First-lien home loans, share of loans46.8%5th highest36.6%
Credit cards, share of loans2.5%25th lowest4.9%
Commercial loans without real estate, share of loans2.1%5th highest0.8%
Loans as a share of shares and deposits57.8%Lowest
Assets per member$19,7038th highest
Members per reported branch5,44223rd highest
Members per employee (full- and part-time)38015th highest
Filers with one branch or none40.0%18th highest
Three largest names, share of assets40.6%16th lowest
Fall in filer count over 12 months0.0%Lowest
Median year a charter opened1937Lowest

The largest in Hawaii

25 largest of 45, by assets, NCUA Call Report of June 30, 2026. Checks: our own five data checks, not an NCUA rating.
Credit unionCityAssetsMembersNet worthDelinq.BranchesChecks
Hawaii State Federal Credit Union (HSFCU)Honolulu$2.86B140K9.98%1.07%144/5
HawaiiUSA Federal Credit UnionHonolulu$2.67B131K10.63%0.39%154/5
Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union (APFCU)Honolulu$1.53B71K9.81%0.50%125/5
Hawaiian Financial Federal Credit Union (HiTel FCU)Honolulu$1.13B52K11.72%0.54%104/5
HFS Federal Credit UnionHilo$1.10B56K9.32%1.41%64/5
University of Hawaii Federal Credit Union (UHFCU Investment Services)Honolulu$976M36K11.43%0.30%45/5
Gather Federal Credit UnionLihue$934M41K12.81%0.99%74/5
Hawaii Community Federal Credit UnionKailua Kona$808M46K9.65%1.32%94/5
Lokahi Federal Credit UnionPearl City$702M45K9.49%0.39%64/5
Pearl Hawaii Federal Credit UnionWaipahu$545M32K10.19%0.42%64/5
Maui County Federal Credit UnionWailuku$488M21K13.96%2.09%33/5
CU HawaiiHilo$460M30K10.97%0.33%105/5
Honolulu Federal Credit Union (Honolulu Credit Union (HOCU))Honolulu$423M20K12.76%1.36%54/5
Hawaii Central Federal Credit UnionHonolulu$308M16K10.06%1.43%33/5
Hawaii Law Enforcement Federal Credit UnionHonolulu$230M14K13.17%0.50%44/5
Big Island Federal Credit UnionHilo$195M9,5559.30%0.16%34/5
Kauai Federal Credit UnionLihue$193M7,7938.75%2.71%34/5
Valley Isle Community Federal Credit UnionKahului$174M13K9.26%0.44%34/5
Hawaii County Employees Federal Credit UnionHilo$148M5,94715.17%0.21%15/5
Maui Federal Credit Union (MAUIFED Credit Union)Kahului$146M7,33814.53%1.15%34/5
Wailuku Federal Credit UnionKahului$135M5,39612.65%1.18%14/5
Garden Island Federal Credit UnionLihue$126M7,23513.72%1.35%24/5
Hawaii Federal Credit UnionHonolulu$104M12K15.15%0.23%14/5
Ko’olau Federal Credit UnionKailua$104M6,1619.45%0.05%34/5
McBryde Federal Credit UnionEleele$103M3,16526.92%1.70%13/5

Offices run from other states

5 credit unions based elsewhere report 10 member-service offices in Hawaii; the largest presences are shown.
Credit unionBased inOffices hereTotal assetsNet worth
Navy Federal Credit UnionVA5$204.4B11.65%
Pentagon Federal Credit UnionVA2$29.2B10.72%
Matanuska Valley Federal Credit UnionAK1$977M10.67%
Operating Engineers Local Union #3 Federal Credit UnionCA1$1.69B15.48%
I.L.W.U. Federal Credit UnionCA1$608M9.94%

In figures

State column: every filer based in Hawaii, whether federally insured or not.
MeasureHawaiiFederally insured, US
Credit unions454,214
Members882K146.11M
Assets$17.4B$2.50T
Net worth ratio10.98%11.42%
Delinquency0.85%0.96%
Same-charter members, 12 months+0.46%n/a
Same-charter assets, 12 months+4.81%n/a
Filers a year earlier45n/a
Federal charters452,649
State charters01,650
Minority depository flag36454

Who can join

The federal file does not list who may join, and we have not verified the rules of any name on this list. Each one can tell you itself. How to join sets out the steps.

Questions people ask

What is the largest credit union in Hawaii?

Hawaii State FCU, in Honolulu: $2.86B, 140K members, 9.98% net worth on June 30, 2026. After it: HawaiiUSA FCU of Honolulu ($2.67B), Aloha Pacific FCU of Honolulu ($1.53B), Hawaiian Financial FCU of Honolulu ($1.13B), HFS FCU of Hilo ($1.10B), University of Hawaii FCU of Honolulu ($976M), Gather FCU of Lihue ($934M), Hawaii Community FCU of Kailua Kona ($808M). Top three: 40.6% of assets.

Which Hawaii credit union has the fewest late loans?

Ko’olau FCU, 0.05%, among filers over $100 million at 7% net worth or better. Next: Big Island FCU (0.16%), Hawaii County Employees FCU (0.21%), Hawaii FCU (0.23%), University of Hawaii FCU (0.30%), CU Hawaii (0.33%), HawaiiUSA FCU (0.39%), Lokahi FCU (0.39%), Pearl Hawaii FCU (0.42%), Valley Isle Community FCU (0.44%), Aloha Pacific FCU (0.50%), Hawaii Law Enforcement FCU (0.50%). Most: Kauai FCU, 2.71%.

Which Hawaii credit unions report the lowest net worth ratio?

None federally insured under 7%. Lowest: Kauai Ohana FCU (8.61%), Kauai FCU (8.75%), Hotel and Travel Industry FCU (8.93%), Valley Isle Community FCU (9.26%), Big Island FCU (9.30%), HFS FCU (9.32%), Ko’olau FCU (9.45%), Lokahi FCU (9.49%), Hawaii Community FCU (9.65%), Hawaii First FCU (9.78%), Aloha Pacific FCU (9.81%), Hawaii State FCU (9.98%), Hawaii Central FCU (10.06%). Highest: Glover FCU, 34.46%.

Where are the credit union offices in Hawaii?

164 member-service offices: Honolulu 48, Hilo 11, Kahului 10, Kapolei 9. From other states: Navy FCU (VA) 5, Pentagon FCU (VA) 2, Matanuska Valley FCU (AK) 1, Operating Engineers Local Union #3 FCU (CA) 1, I.L.W.U. FCU (CA) 1. Branches in all at the largest: Hawaii State FCU 14, HawaiiUSA FCU 15, Aloha Pacific FCU 12, Hawaiian Financial FCU 10.

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