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CU Impacted By Fire Can Use Shared Branching

SAN DIMAS, Calif. -- The Financial Service Centers Cooperative, the shared branching network headquartered on the West Coast, has implemented the Emergency Shared Branching program which allows credit unions which are not using shared branching to sign up to give their members access to their accounts during the emergency.

By David Morrison | Updated on October 26, 2007

SAN DIMAS, Calif. — The Financial Service Centers Cooperative, the shared branching network headquartered on the West Coast, has implemented the Emergency Shared Branching program which allows credit unions which are not using shared branching to sign up to give their members access to their accounts during the emergency.

FSCC said the ESB program was developed during the floods in Louisiana two years ago. FSCC is waiving the set up charge for the program. As long as the credit unions agree to the terms of its use, FSCC is not requiring credit unions to sign on to full-blown shared branching.

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