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Credit unions in Washington: the best and largest of 73, compared

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All 73 filers based in Washington, largest first. Sort them by what matters to you.

Credit unions by state, from the federal filings

Washington: credit unions that match

73

Their members5.07M
Their assets$94.9B
First on this sortBoeing Employees Credit Union
Credit unionAssetsMembersNet worthDelinq.BranchesChecks
Boeing Employees Credit Union (BECU)Tukwila$29.6B1.59M12.57%0.42%705/5
Gesa Credit Union (Gesa to Go)Richland$6.82B323K9.32%0.84%464/5
Spokane Teachers Credit Union (STCU)Liberty Lake$6.38B314K10.38%1.39%534/5
Washington State Employees Credit Union (One Washington Financial LLC)Olympia$5.09B323K9.89%0.80%284/5
Numerica Credit UnionSpokane Valley$4.32B179K12.03%0.35%235/5
Peak Credit UnionLacey$4.25B268K11.31%1.22%404/5
Sound Credit UnionTacoma$3.40B185K11.01%1.18%264/5
Whatcom Educational Credit Union (WECU)Bellingham$3.40B170K11.21%0.69%114/5
Harborstone Credit Union (Savi powered by Harborstone Credit Union)Lakewood$3.13B122K9.34%1.08%304/5
HAPO Community Credit UnionRichland$2.99B213K11.20%0.18%275/5

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.

73 credit unions based in Washington filed 5.07M members and $94.9B in assets with the National Credit Union Administration for June 30, 2026. Washington’s Boeing Employees Credit Union reports $29.6B and 1.59M members, and the name alone says nothing about who may join today, which is not in the file. Gesa Credit Union in Richland and Spokane Teachers Credit Union in Liberty Lake lead the eastern side of the state. Combined net worth, 11.61%, sits near the national 11.42%. Loans two months late or worse come to 0.73%, close to the national 0.96%. Credit cards count for more than usual, 4.9% of loans, led by Qualstar Credit Union at 12.6%. Each reported branch has 8,127 members on average, the 4th highest load. The median charter opened in 1951, 11th earliest of the 50 states and DC. Offices by city: Spokane (45), Vancouver (44), Seattle (34), Tacoma (24), out of 150 places in 35 counties. Gone since last year: Community 1st CU ($192M), Strait View CU ($105M), Calcoe FCU ($43M), Mt. Rainier FCU ($28M). New: Mt. Rainier CU ($26M). Latest charter: WCLA Credit Union, 1984, 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

Washington: members, same charters

+2.59%

Assets, same charters+4.77%
Filers a year ago76
Filers now73

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

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Boeing Employees at the top of a large list

None of the 73 filers reports under 7% on net worth, 18 hold $1 billion or more and delinquency is 0.73%. Outside offices are many at 94, with Alaska’s Global Federal Credit Union alone reporting 29, a figure larger than many local charters. State charters lead the mix, 47 to 26.

Highest net worth (over $100 million): Solarity CU, 17.60%. Fewest late loans: Tacoma Longshoremen CU, 0.07%. Boeing Employees CU leads on members, 1.59M, and branches, 70. Largest member change: Great Northwest FCU, +39.06%. Next by assets: Washington State Employees CU, Numerica CU, Peak CU, Sound CU, Whatcom Educational CU, Harborstone CU. Smallest: Utility Employees FCU, Longshore FCU, PUD FCU. Largest outside presence: Global FCU, from AK, 29 offices.

Progressions CU (65.6%) leans most on vehicle loans, Cheney FCU (55.3%) on first-lien home loans, Qualstar CU (12.6%) on cards. Oldest charters: Seattle Metropolitan CU, 1933; Verity CU, 1933; Progressions CU, 1933. Seattle Metropolitan CU lost the most members in percentage terms, -14.73%, 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.
MeasureWashingtonRankAll filers
Vehicle loans, share of loans23.3%14th lowest27.5%
First-lien home loans, share of loans29.5%16th lowest36.6%
Credit cards, share of loans4.9%2nd highest4.9%
Commercial loans without real estate, share of loans1.1%16th highest0.8%
Loans as a share of shares and deposits86.6%14th highest
Assets per member$18,71413th highest
Members per reported branch8,1274th highest
Members per employee (full- and part-time)36625th highest
Filers with one branch or none34.2%23rd lowest
Three largest names, share of assets45.1%22nd lowest
Fall in filer count over 12 months3.9%24th highest
Median year a charter opened195111th lowest

The largest in Washington

25 largest of 73, by assets, NCUA Call Report of June 30, 2026. Checks: our own five data checks, not an NCUA rating.
Credit unionCityAssetsMembersNet worthDelinq.BranchesChecks
Boeing Employees Credit Union (BECU)Tukwila$29.6B1.59M12.57%0.42%705/5
Gesa Credit Union (Gesa to Go)Richland$6.82B323K9.32%0.84%464/5
Spokane Teachers Credit Union (STCU)Liberty Lake$6.38B314K10.38%1.39%534/5
Washington State Employees Credit Union (One Washington Financial LLC)Olympia$5.09B323K9.89%0.80%284/5
Numerica Credit UnionSpokane Valley$4.32B179K12.03%0.35%235/5
Peak Credit UnionLacey$4.25B268K11.31%1.22%404/5
Sound Credit UnionTacoma$3.40B185K11.01%1.18%264/5
Whatcom Educational Credit Union (WECU)Bellingham$3.40B170K11.21%0.69%114/5
Harborstone Credit Union (Savi powered by Harborstone Credit Union)Lakewood$3.13B122K9.34%1.08%304/5
HAPO Community Credit UnionRichland$2.99B213K11.20%0.18%275/5
Columbia Community Credit Union (Columbia Credit Union)Vancouver$2.59B122K13.29%0.93%154/5
Kitsap Credit UnionBremerton$2.51B166K8.33%0.79%144/5
Iq Credit UnionVancouver$2.19B106K11.30%0.79%254/5
Horizon Credit Union (HZCU)Spokane Valley$1.97B104K13.08%0.27%284/5
Fibre Federal Credit Union (TLC, A Division of Fibre Federal)Longview$1.82B121K13.65%0.96%164/5
Red Canoe Credit UnionLongview$1.21B61K12.28%0.60%125/5
Seattle Metropolitan Credit UnionSeattle$1.17B47K11.50%0.63%84/5
Salal Credit UnionSeattle$1.16B63K9.19%0.60%45/5
Qualstar Credit UnionBothell$939M63K15.99%1.41%43/5
Solarity Credit Union (Solarity Mortgage Center)Yakima$804M46K17.60%0.44%64/5
Verity Credit UnionSeattle$786M34K9.17%1.91%63/5
Tapco Credit UnionFircrest$736M32K10.19%0.34%65/5
America's Credit UnionDupont$710M29K11.03%0.32%135/5
O Bee Credit UnionLacey$677M37K8.68%0.96%64/5
Our Community Credit Union (Community Financial Center)Shelton$638M32K12.67%0.48%84/5

Offices run from other states

18 credit unions based elsewhere report 94 member-service offices in Washington; the largest presences are shown.
Credit unionBased inOffices hereTotal assetsNet worth
Global Federal Credit UnionAK29$13.0B9.70%
Navy Federal Credit UnionVA13$204.4B11.65%
Idaho Central Credit UnionID10$15.5B8.33%
First Technology Federal Credit UnionCA9$27.9B10.75%
OnPoint Community Credit UnionOR8$9.53B15.00%
Potlatch No. 1 Financial Credit UnionID8$2.16B8.87%
Self-Help Federal Credit UnionNC4$2.41B25.18%
Ukrainian Federal Credit UnionNY2$427M8.16%
Ironworkers USA Federal Credit UnionOR2$156M11.10%
NuVision Federal Credit UnionCA1$3.97B12.03%
Pacific N W Federal Credit UnionOR1$317M9.84%
Operating Engineers Local Union #3 Federal Credit UnionCA1$1.69B15.48%

In figures

State column: every filer based in Washington, whether federally insured or not.
MeasureWashingtonFederally insured, US
Credit unions734,214
Members5.07M146.11M
Assets$94.9B$2.50T
Net worth ratio11.61%11.42%
Delinquency0.73%0.96%
Same-charter members, 12 months+2.59%n/a
Same-charter assets, 12 months+4.77%n/a
Filers a year earlier76n/a
Federal charters262,649
State charters471,650
Minority depository flag0454

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 Washington?

Boeing Employees CU, in Tukwila: $29.6B, 1.59M members, 12.57% net worth on June 30, 2026. After it: Gesa CU of Richland ($6.82B), Spokane Teachers CU of Liberty Lake ($6.38B), Washington State Employees CU of Olympia ($5.09B), Numerica CU of Spokane Valley ($4.32B), Peak CU of Lacey ($4.25B), Sound CU of Tacoma ($3.40B), Whatcom Educational CU of Bellingham ($3.40B). Top three: 45.1% of assets.

Which Washington credit union has the fewest late loans?

Tacoma Longshoremen CU, 0.07%, among filers over $100 million at 7% net worth or better. Next: HAPO Community CU (0.18%), Industrial CU of Whatcom County (0.26%), Horizon CU (0.27%), WCLA CU (0.29%), Alaska Air Group FCU (0.30%), America's CU (0.32%), Tapco CU (0.34%), Numerica CU (0.35%), Boeing Employees CU (0.42%), Solarity CU (0.44%), Our Community CU (0.48%). Most: People's Community FCU, 2.32%.

Which Washington credit unions report the lowest net worth ratio?

None federally insured under 7%. Lowest: Olympia CU (8.18%), Sno Falls CU (8.24%), Kitsap CU (8.33%), O Bee CU (8.68%), Nordstrom FCU (8.76%), Canopy FCU (9.01%), Verity CU (9.17%), Longshore FCU (9.18%), Salal CU (9.19%), Gesa CU (9.32%), Harborstone CU (9.34%), SnoCope CU (9.59%), Spokane Media FCU (9.68%), Washington State Employees CU (9.89%), Cheney FCU (10.01%). Highest: Longshoremen's Local 4 FCU, 23.84%.

Where are the credit union offices in Washington?

628 member-service offices: Spokane 45, Vancouver 44, Seattle 34, Tacoma 24. From other states: Global FCU (AK) 29, Navy FCU (VA) 13, Idaho Central CU (ID) 10, First Technology FCU (CA) 9, OnPoint Community CU (OR) 8, Potlatch No. 1 Financial CU (ID) 8. Branches in all at the largest: Boeing Employees CU 70, Gesa CU 46, Spokane Teachers CU 53.

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