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Credit unions in Ohio: the best and largest of 192, compared

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All 192 filers based in Ohio, largest first. Sort them by what matters to you.

Credit unions by state, from the federal filings

Ohio: credit unions that match

192

Their members3.32M
Their assets$50.5B
First on this sortWright-Patt Credit Union, Inc.
Credit unionAssetsMembersNet worthDelinq.BranchesChecks
Wright-Patt Credit Union, Inc.Beavercreek$9.55B527K11.32%1.10%393/5
General Electric Credit UnionCincinnati$4.21B324K8.52%0.70%124/5
KEMBA Financial Credit UnionGahanna$2.47B143K12.57%0.58%135/5
Seven Seventeen Credit UnionWarren$2.16B131K12.51%1.26%184/5
Superior Credit Union, Inc.Lima$1.96B102K15.20%0.20%264/5
KEMBA Credit UnionWest Chester$1.74B131K11.68%0.85%164/5
Directions Credit UnionToledo$1.40B98K9.66%0.37%215/5
Telhio Credit UnionColumbus$1.35B68K9.65%2.01%123/5
Day Air Credit UnionKettering$909M55K14.56%0.96%54/5
Cinfed Federal Credit UnionCincinnati$863M39K11.56%0.30%75/5

NCUA Call Report, June 30, 2026. Delinquency: loans two or more months late, as a share of loans. Checks: our own five data checks, not an NCUA rating; membership rules are not in this file, so confirm them with the credit union. Everything you enter stays in this browser: nothing is sent or stored.

192 credit unions based in Ohio filed 3.32M members and $50.5B in assets with the National Credit Union Administration for June 30, 2026. Thirty-five of Ohio’s 192 credit unions are not federally insured, by far the most in the country and about four in ten of the national total. Wright-Patt Credit Union, Inc., General Electric Credit Union and KEMBA Financial Credit Union lead the table. Combined net worth, 11.52%, sits near the national 11.42%. Loans two months late or worse come to 0.88%, close to the national 0.96%. 35 of these filers carry no federal share insurance. One federally insured filer reports net worth under the 7% line of the federal capital rule. The top three names hold 32.2% of assets, the 10th lowest share. Credit cards count for more than usual, 3.3% of loans, led by Canton School Employees Federal Credit Union at 14.6%. Assets per member come to $15,208, the 12th lowest figure. Offices by city: Cincinnati (44), Columbus (34), Toledo (33), Dayton (27), out of 258 places in 78 counties. Gone since last year: Emery FCU ($201M), Geauga CU ($105M), Maumee Valley CU ($20M), Tappan Community CU, Inc. ($8.3M), the largest of 9. Latest charter: Nueva Esperanza Community Credit Union, 2010. The file does not say who may join any of them, or why a charter stopped filing.

Members and assets over 12 months

Ohio: members, same charters

+1.90%

Assets, same charters+4.44%
Filers a year ago201
Filers now192

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

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The highest count of private insurance

If you are comparing Ohio names, the insurance filter is the first step: a federal sign at the teller is what separates the two groups, and private coverage does not carry the full faith and credit of the United States. The state also has the oldest filer date in the file, 1900. Count fell from 201 to 192.

Highest net worth (over $100 million): Firestone FCU, 18.07%. Fewest late loans: Cleveland Selfreliance FCU, 0.01%. Wright-Patt CU, Inc. leads on members, 527K, and branches, 39. Largest member change: Bay Area CU, +34.39%. Next by assets: Seven Seventeen CU, Superior CU, Inc., KEMBA CU, Directions CU, Telhio CU, Day Air CU. Smallest: Mt Zion Woodlawn FCU, Heekin Can Empl CU, Wright-Dunbar Area CU. Under 7% net worth: Sorg Bay West FCU. Without federal insurance: River Valley CU, IH CU, Inc., Firefighters Community CU, PSE CU, Inc. and 31 more. Minority depository flag: Jeep Country FCU, Children's Medical Center FCU, Steel Valley FCU, Toledo Urban FCU and 8 more. Largest outside presence: Honda FCU, from CA, 5 offices.

Lormet Community FCU (89.9%) leans most on vehicle loans, Greater Cincinnati School CU (66.9%) on first-lien home loans, Canton School Employees FCU (14.6%) on cards. Oldest charters: Ohio Educational CU, 1900; Heekin Can Empl CU, 1900; Wright-Patt CU, Inc., 1932. North Coast CU lost the most members in percentage terms, -36.85%, 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.
MeasureOhioRankAll filers
Vehicle loans, share of loans34.3%21st highest27.5%
First-lien home loans, share of loans32.4%25th highest36.6%
Credit cards, share of loans3.3%11th highest4.9%
Commercial loans without real estate, share of loans0.8%23rd lowest0.8%
Loans as a share of shares and deposits80.2%18th lowest
Assets per member$15,20812th lowest
Members per reported branch4,57016th lowest
Members per employee (full- and part-time)35822nd lowest
Filers with one branch or none33.9%21st lowest
Three largest names, share of assets32.2%10th lowest
Fall in filer count over 12 months4.5%20th highest
Median year a charter opened195514th highest

The largest in Ohio

25 largest of 192, by assets, NCUA Call Report of June 30, 2026. Checks: our own five data checks, not an NCUA rating.
Credit unionCityAssetsMembersNet worthDelinq.BranchesChecks
Wright-Patt Credit Union, Inc.Beavercreek$9.55B527K11.32%1.10%393/5
General Electric Credit UnionCincinnati$4.21B324K8.52%0.70%124/5
KEMBA Financial Credit UnionGahanna$2.47B143K12.57%0.58%135/5
Seven Seventeen Credit UnionWarren$2.16B131K12.51%1.26%184/5
Superior Credit Union, Inc.Lima$1.96B102K15.20%0.20%264/5
KEMBA Credit UnionWest Chester$1.74B131K11.68%0.85%164/5
Directions Credit UnionToledo$1.40B98K9.66%0.37%215/5
Telhio Credit UnionColumbus$1.35B68K9.65%2.01%123/5
Day Air Credit UnionKettering$909M55K14.56%0.96%54/5
Cinfed Federal Credit UnionCincinnati$863M39K11.56%0.30%75/5
Atomic Credit UnionPiketon$855M89K8.57%0.24%185/5
Dover-Phila Federal Credit UnionDover$813M34K13.28%0.91%64/5
Pathways Financial Credit UnionColumbus$772M62K10.84%1.08%124/5
BMI Federal Credit UnionDublin$732M47K10.42%0.46%55/5
Sharefax Credit UnionCincinnati$721M41K9.82%1.11%104/5
Sun Federal Credit UnionMaumee$676M36K10.88%1.02%124/5
Homeland Credit Union (38376PJ92)Chillicothe$624M26K15.79%1.10%54/5
Firelands Federal Credit UnionBellevue$580M37K9.62%0.82%84/5
Desco Federal Credit UnionPortsmouth$551M25K11.77%0.51%94/5
OUCU Financial Credit Union, Inc.Athens$527M26K11.49%1.17%53/5
River Valley Credit UnionMiamisburg$502M27K12.01%0.48%74/5
CME Federal Credit UnionColumbus$481M38K8.64%0.66%74/5
Century Federal Credit UnionIndependence$470M29K10.89%0.63%84/5
Canton School Employees Federal Credit Union (CSE FCU)North Canton$462M50K10.26%0.69%45/5
Universal 1 Credit UnionDayton$425M38K12.42%1.53%94/5

Offices run from other states

19 credit unions based elsewhere report 28 member-service offices in Ohio; the largest presences are shown.
Credit unionBased inOffices hereTotal assetsNet worth
Honda Federal Credit UnionCA5$1.20B9.29%
Navy Federal Credit UnionVA3$204.4B11.65%
USX Federal Credit UnionPA2$258M12.54%
First Choice America Community Federal Credit UnionWV2$714M18.15%
Cornerstone Community Financial Credit UnionMI2$470M12.05%
Three Rivers Federal Credit UnionIN1$2.93B13.88%
Campbell Federal Credit UnionNJ1$139M14.27%
National Police Federal Credit UnionIL1$621M8.86%
United Federal Credit UnionMI1$4.43B11.94%
Partners 1st Federal Credit UnionIN1$546M9.81%
Ukrainian Federal Credit UnionNY1$427M8.16%
Clearview Federal Credit UnionPA1$2.18B11.18%

In figures

State column: every filer based in Ohio, whether federally insured or not.
MeasureOhioFederally insured, US
Credit unions1924,214
Members3.32M146.11M
Assets$50.5B$2.50T
Net worth ratio11.52%11.42%
Delinquency0.88%0.96%
Same-charter members, 12 months+1.90%n/a
Same-charter assets, 12 months+4.44%n/a
Filers a year earlier201n/a
Federal charters1052,649
State charters871,650
Minority depository flag12454

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 Ohio?

Wright-Patt CU, Inc., in Beavercreek: $9.55B, 527K members, 11.32% net worth on June 30, 2026. After it: General Electric CU of Cincinnati ($4.21B), KEMBA Financial CU of Gahanna ($2.47B), Seven Seventeen CU of Warren ($2.16B), Superior CU, Inc. of Lima ($1.96B), KEMBA CU of West Chester ($1.74B), Directions CU of Toledo ($1.40B), Telhio CU of Columbus ($1.35B). Top three: 32.2% of assets.

Which Ohio credit union has the fewest late loans?

Cleveland Selfreliance FCU, 0.01%, among filers over $100 million at 7% net worth or better. Next: Medina County FCU (0.09%), First Service FCU (0.12%), Lormet Community FCU (0.15%), C E S CU (0.16%), Oc FCU (0.17%), Superior CU, Inc. (0.20%), Glass City FCU (0.22%), BFG FCU (0.23%), Atomic CU (0.24%), Lakeview FCU (0.26%), Cinfed FCU (0.30%). Most: Cincinnati Ohio Police FCU, 2.25%.

Which Ohio credit unions report the lowest net worth ratio?

1 federally insured under 7%. Not federally insured: 35. Lowest: Sorg Bay West FCU (5.00%), Abbey CU (8.06%), Friends and Family CU Inc (8.08%), Hopewell FCU (8.09%), Ohio Educational CU (8.36%), Erie Community FCU (8.36%), Midwest Community FCU (8.50%), General Electric CU (8.52%), St. Colman & Affiliates FCU (8.56%), Atomic CU (8.57%), CME FCU (8.64%). Highest: Heekin Can Empl CU, 75.26%.

Where are the credit union offices in Ohio?

678 member-service offices: Cincinnati 44, Columbus 34, Toledo 33, Dayton 27. From other states: Honda FCU (CA) 5, Navy FCU (VA) 3, USX FCU (PA) 2, First Choice America Community FCU (WV) 2, Cornerstone Community Financial CU (MI) 2, Three Rivers FCU (IN) 1. Branches in all at the largest: Wright-Patt CU, Inc. 39, General Electric CU 12, KEMBA Financial CU 13.

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