Truliant Federal Credit Union is a financial institution that has been serving its members since 1952. Initially chartered as Radio Shops Credit Union to serve Western Electric employees, it has grown significantly over the years. Today, Truliant serves over 300,000 members with more than 35 locations across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia, and manages over $5 billion in assets[1]. ### Key Features and Services - Membership Requirements: To join Truliant, you must live, work, worship, or attend school in eligible counties in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, or Virginia, be an employee of a participating employer, or be a resident of North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, or Tennessee and a member of the American Consumer Council[3]. - Branch Network: Truliant operates over 30 branches in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. It also participates in the CO-OP Shared Branch network, providing access to over 5,500 shared branches[3][4]. - Financial Products: Truliant offers a range of financial products, including the Truly Free Checking Account with no monthly maintenance fees or minimum balance requirements. It also provides competitive interest rates on savings and money market accounts[3]. - Innovation and Technology: Truliant has embraced digital innovation, offering mobile banking through its Tru2Go app and pioneering electronic mortgage closings in North Carolina[1][3]. - Community Engagement: The credit union is actively involved in community development through its foundation, which supports local nonprofits and offers scholarships to high school students[2][3]. ### Recent Developments - Leadership Changes: Truliant recently appointed Michael Troutman as its Chief Operating Officer[2]. - Branch Expansion: Truliant is opening new branches, such as the one on Robinhood Road in Winston-Salem[2]. - Partnerships: It has partnered with Coastal Credit Union to launch the Credit Union Auto Marketplace[2]. - Community Support: Truliant has been involved in relief efforts for Hurricane Helene and supports local nonprofits through its foundation[2].