NASA Federal Locations — Branches & ATMs
NASA Federal Locations — the branches and ATMs of NASA Federal Credit Union — center on the Washington, DC region, with the headquarters in Upper Marlboro, Maryland and 13 branches across Maryland, Virginia and the District. Because NASA FCU membership is open nationwide, members also bank far from those branches through the CO-OP shared-branch and ATM network. This is an independent member guide, not the official site.
NASA Federal Credit Union runs a compact branch footprint but a nationwide service reach. The 13 staffed branches sit mostly in the Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC corridor around the Upper Marlboro home office. For members who joined from any of the other states, the practical answer is the shared network: NASA Federal participates in CO-OP Shared Branching, which lets you make deposits, withdrawals and payments at another credit union's branch as though it were your own.
NASA Federal service areas at a glance
Upper Marlboro, MD (HQ)
The NASA Federal headquarters and main branch anchor the credit union in Prince George's County, Maryland.
Maryland branches
Additional NASA FCU branches serve suburban Maryland communities near Washington, DC.
Northern Virginia
Branches in the Virginia suburbs give members west and south of the capital a local option.
Washington, DC area
The National Capital Region is the core market NASA Federal was built to serve since 1949.
CO-OP shared branches
Bank in person at 5,600+ shared branches nationwide when you are away from a NASA FCU location.
Surcharge-free ATMs
Access cash at 30,000+ CO-OP and partner ATMs across the country with no surcharge.
The nationwide CO-OP shared-branch network
The reason a small branch count still works for a nationwide membership is shared branching. Through the CO-OP network, NASA Federal members can walk into a participating credit union anywhere in the country and handle everyday transactions in person. According to CO-OP, the shared-branch network spans more than 5,600 locations and over 30,000 surcharge-free ATMs — one of the largest branch and ATM footprints in the United States, and larger than most national banks. In practice, that means a NASA FCU member in Texas or Oregon is rarely far from a place to deposit a check or withdraw cash.
- Deposit or withdraw cash and checks at another credit union's shared branch.
- Make loan payments and transfers on your NASA Federal accounts in person.
- Use surcharge-free ATMs in the CO-OP and partner networks nationwide.
- Bring a photo ID and your NASA FCU account number when you visit a shared branch.
How to find a shared branch or ATM
Finding a nearby location takes a minute. Use the CO-OP locator linked from the official NASA Federal website, or the CO-OP network's own finder, and search by ZIP code or city. Filter for shared branches when you need a teller, or for surcharge-free ATMs when you only need cash. Confirm the host location's hours before you go, since shared branches keep their own schedules. Members closer to home can look up a staffed NASA Federal branch and its drive-thru hours the same way.
If you are still deciding whether the credit union fits your travel or relocation plans, the membership page explains nationwide eligibility, and the about page covers the credit union's background and size.
Do more without a branch
Most day-to-day banking happens online. Move money, deposit checks and pay bills after you sign in on the official site.
Online banking guide ›Routing number 255077833 ›
Branch hours and drive-thru
Staffed NASA Federal branches generally open on weekday mornings and close in the late afternoon, with a few offering limited Saturday hours. Several locations include drive-thru teller lanes and drive-up ATMs for quick deposits and withdrawals without leaving the car. Because hours change around federal holidays and vary by site, check the specific branch schedule on the official locator before making a trip. Lobby appointments for account opening or loan closings are also available at many branches.
Coming from out of state?
You do not have to live near Upper Marlboro to be a full member. Open accounts and apply online, then use shared branches and ATMs wherever you are. Have a question about a specific branch or the network? See the contact page for member support details.
Find a branch on the official site · Contact NASA Federal ›NASA Federal Credit Union is a federally insured, member-owned cooperative chartered in 1949 and headquartered in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, serving more than 238,000 members nationwide. According to the National Credit Union Administration, member deposits are insured up to applicable limits; you can verify any credit union's charter, branches and insurance status directly with the NCUA. For account and rate details, see the NASA Federal home guide.
NASA Federal locations — FAQ
- Where is NASA Federal Credit Union headquartered?
- NASA Federal Credit Union is headquartered in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, and operates 13 branches concentrated in the Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC area.
- Can I use NASA FCU if I do not live near a branch?
- Yes. Membership is nationwide, and NASA Federal belongs to the CO-OP Shared Branch and ATM network, giving members access to more than 5,600 shared branches and over 30,000 surcharge-free ATMs across the country.
- How do I find a NASA Federal shared branch or ATM near me?
- Use the CO-OP locator on the official NASA Federal site or the CO-OP network to search shared branches and surcharge-free ATMs by ZIP code, then transact there as if you were at a NASA FCU branch.
- Does NASA Federal have drive-thru service?
- Several NASA Federal branches offer drive-thru lanes and drive-up ATMs. Hours vary by location, so confirm the schedule for a specific branch before you visit.
- What are typical NASA Federal branch hours?
- Most NASA Federal branches open weekday mornings and close in the late afternoon, with limited Saturday hours at some sites. Exact hours differ by branch and holiday schedule.