Learn more about your NASA Federal mortgage options — 30-year fixed with $0 down and no PMI.
Get Started30-year fixed-rate mortgage options with no PMI, plus refinance and home equity. Rates as low as 6.536% APR.
Explore mortgagesNew and used auto loans with fast decisions and a 90-day first-payment option. Rates as low as 4.69% APR.
Explore auto loansNo annual fee and no balance-transfer fee Visa cards. Rates as low as 8.9% APR.
Explore credit cardsNASA Federal Credit Union was chartered in 1949 to serve NASA employees. Today it is a member-owned, not-for-profit cooperative with roughly $5.8 billion in assets serving more than 238,000 members nationwide — and membership is open far beyond NASA.
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NASA Federal Credit Union (NASA FCU) is a member-owned, not-for-profit credit union chartered in 1949 and headquartered in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, serving more than 238,000 members nationwide. This is an independent member guide covering the NASA Federal routing number, online-banking login, rates and accounts — it is not the official site. According to the NCUA, member deposits are federally insured, and NASA Federal reports roughly $5.8 billion in assets.
For NASA Federal direct deposit, ACH and wires. See the routing number page.
Sign in on the official site; our NASA FCU login guide covers safe steps.
30-year fixed with $0 down and no PMI, as low as 6.536% APR. See mortgages.
Auto as low as 4.69% APR, personal as low as 7.79% APR. See auto loans.
No annual fee, no balance-transfer fee, as low as 8.9% APR. See credit cards.
Cash-back checking and certificates as high as 4.38% APY. See checking & savings.
255077833 — used for direct deposit, ACH and wires on every NASA FCU account. Details on the routing number page.
Sign in on the official NASA Federal site. Our login guide walks through the safe steps and what the credit union never asks for.
No. Membership is open nationwide through partner associations, employer groups, family relationships and community options. See membership.
Yes. Deposits are insured by the NCUA, a U.S. government agency, up to applicable limits.