What does a good life mean to you?

We return our profits to members in the form of better rates, fewer fees, a higher return on deposits, and personalized service on everything from youth accounts to business loans. Bottom line: Our commitment isn’t to stockholders—it’s to you.

You may also be eligible if:

• A family member lives in one of the above counties. If a family member lives in any of the counties we serve, you can join us no matter where you work or live. Eligible family members include spouses, parents, grandparents, children, stepchildren, grandchildren, brothers, half-brothers, sisters, half-sisters, uncles, aunts, in-laws, foreign exchange students, and domestic partners (as defined below).
• Your domestic partner is a member. Domestic partners are eligible if both have verbally acknowledged that they share the same permanent address; have a close, personal relationship; and are jointly responsible for basic living expenses as well as each other’s common welfare.
• You're a business. For information about business membership eligibility or to start your application for a business membership account, please visit your nearest SELCO branch or contact us to get started.

Just by being a member, you’re helping support grants for local teachers, services to help local business thrive, and causes that improve the lives in your community. If you see one of us out volunteering (look for the blue shirts), make sure to say, “Hi.”

With our free app, you can check your balance, deposit checks, transfer funds, and pay your bills from any device, 24/7. Or access your cash on the go with our CO-OP network of 30,000+ free ATMs nationwide.

We’d love to hear from you! Chat with us or schedule an in-person appointment that fits your schedule. If you’re ready to apply, you can visit a branch or start an online application (we’ll reach out to help with the final steps).

• Valid government-issued photo ID. Either one US government-issued ID, such as a driver’s license, photo ID card, military ID, or passport, or two pieces of foreign government-issued ID.
• Proof of current address. If your current address is on your ID card, you’re all set. Otherwise, you’ll need a credible proof of address, such as a utility bill, rental or mortgage contract, last month’s paystub, university transcript for current term, mortgage document, or mail from DMV.
• Your Social Security number. If you’re a parent opening a Safari or Vault account, you’ll also need your child’s SSN.
• For more specific information, or to confirm the sufficiency of your identification documents, please stop by a branch or call 800-445-4483.