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US Credit Unions by State (NCUA)

US credit unions by state, assets, loans, members and institutions from the NCUA.

Source: NCUA (National Credit Union Administration)Last updated: Sep 21, 2026, 17:26Curated by Bui Thanh PhucAbout this data ↓

IndicatorQ2-2026Q1-2026Q4-2025Q3-2025Q2-2025Q1-2025Q4-2024Q3-2024Q2-2024Q1-2024Q4-2023Q3-2023Q2-2023
Total Assets7
Northeast Region2
Midwest Region2
South Region3
West Region2
Guam0.870.860.850.840.840.830.810.80.790.780.750.730.71
Puerto Rico1.311.291.251.241.241.241.21.21.181.181.171.161.15
U.S. Virgin Islands0.170.170.170.170.170.170.160.160.160.160.160.160.16
Total Loans7
Northeast Region2
Midwest Region2
South Region3
West Region2
Guam0.630.630.630.620.610.60.60.590.590.580.560.530.52
Puerto Rico0.980.960.950.950.940.880.840.830.810.810.810.820.82
U.S. Virgin Islands0.060.060.060.060.060.060.060.060.060.060.060.060.06
Number of Members7
Northeast Region2
Midwest Region2
South Region3
West Region2
Guam66,19266,07262,02265,96065,40460,54465,00165,37864,37460,70160,87660,28160,433
Puerto Rico109,935108,357110,006109,973109,035106,212104,140103,415102,410101,808100,991100,86699,852
U.S. Virgin Islands17,97418,05218,00517,88917,75417,67017,54017,49917,37517,55617,55317,49517,449
Number of Credit Unions7
Northeast Region2
Midwest Region2
South Region3
West Region2
Guam2222222222222
Puerto Rico4444444555555
U.S. Virgin Islands5555555555555

Latest reading

California stood at 323.38 USD billion in Q2 2026. That is +0.5% from Q1 2026 and +7.3% from a year earlier. The series on this page is quarterly and runs from Q2 2015 to Q2 2026. Source: NCUA (National Credit Union Administration).

Latest
323.38 USD billion
Q2 2026
vs previous period
+0.5%
Q1 2026
vs a year earlier
+7.3%

About this data

US credit unions by state, assets, loans, members and institutions from the NCUA. This quarterly table provides total assets, total loans, member counts, and the number of credit unions across all US states and territories. Figures begin in 2015 and are sourced from the National Credit Union Administration. Data reflects the physical headquarters of each institution rather than the residence of its members.

Ranking by state — Q2 2026

All 50 states and the District of Columbia, ranked on Total Assets by the latest reading, Q2 2026. Highest first.

  1. 1California323.38 USD billion
  2. 2Virginia286.39 USD billion
  3. 3Texas163.51 USD billion
  4. 4New York135.19 USD billion
  5. 5Florida126.22 USD billion
  6. 6Michigan121.21 USD billion
  7. 7Washington94.91 USD billion
  8. 8North Carolina92.01 USD billion
  9. 9Pennsylvania83.92 USD billion
  10. 10Illinois77.56 USD billion
  11. 11Wisconsin76.63 USD billion
  12. 12Utah69.99 USD billion
  13. 13Colorado55.45 USD billion
  14. 14Ohio50.46 USD billion
  15. 15Indiana49.85 USD billion
  16. 16Tennessee48.78 USD billion
  17. 17Massachusetts44.11 USD billion
  18. 18Alabama40.39 USD billion
  19. 19Maryland40.08 USD billion
  20. 20Oregon39.98 USD billion
  21. 21Georgia37.56 USD billion
  22. 22Arizona35.59 USD billion
  23. 23Iowa35.37 USD billion
  24. 24Minnesota35.14 USD billion
  25. 25Idaho26.19 USD billion
  26. 26South Carolina24.7 USD billion
  27. 27Oklahoma21.96 USD billion
  28. 28New Mexico20.84 USD billion
  29. 29Missouri19.54 USD billion
  30. 30Kansas19.49 USD billion
  31. 31Louisiana17.7 USD billion
  32. 32Hawaii17.37 USD billion
  33. 33Kentucky16.79 USD billion
  34. 34Alaska16.61 USD billion
  35. 35Connecticut15.9 USD billion
  36. 36New Jersey15.31 USD billion
  37. 37New Hampshire14.23 USD billion
  38. 38Maine13.56 USD billion
  39. 39District of Columbia11.75 USD billion
  40. 40Rhode Island11.2 USD billion
  41. 41Mississippi9.86 USD billion
  42. 42Nevada8.75 USD billion
  43. 43Montana8.21 USD billion
  44. 44Vermont7.39 USD billion
  45. 45Nebraska6.99 USD billion
  46. 46Wyoming6.23 USD billion
  47. 47South Dakota6.18 USD billion
  48. 48North Dakota6.05 USD billion
  49. 49Arkansas5.44 USD billion
  50. 50West Virginia5.27 USD billion
  51. 51Delaware3.19 USD billion

Frequently asked questions

What does the US credit unions by state table measure?
This table measures total assets, total loans, member counts, and the number of insured institutions for credit unions across every US state and territory as reported to the National Credit Union Administration.
How often is this credit union data updated and how far back does it go?
The data is published on a quarterly basis by the NCUA, with historical series starting from 2015 and continuing with each new release.
What geographic breakdowns are available in this table?
The table provides metrics broken down by individual US states and territories, with institutions assigned based on the geographic location of their headquarters rather than member residences.
How does this differ from traditional commercial bank data?
Unlike commercial banks, credit unions are non-profit, member-owned depository institutions, and their regulatory filings and insurance funds are administered separately by the NCUA rather than the FDIC.
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