Ricardo Chamorro, executive vice president of consumer banking and growth, framed the expansion as a strategic investment in the region. Beyond offering loan products and savings accounts, the branch provides notary and medallion stamp services, alongside live teller assistance. The center operates Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CDT and on Saturdays until noon.

This move strengthens a Texas portfolio that already includes branches in Dallas, San Antonio, Cibolo, Temple, and the Fort Hood area. While membership is required to access these financial products, the credit union maintains an open-enrollment policy for all prospective members. Managing $29 billion in assets, the institution continues to scale its physical presence to support its global base of 2.8 million members.