Size · Q2 2026 call reports

Credit union total assets

Total assets on the call report. The median credit union reported $68.3M for the quarter ended June 30, 2026; the middle half ran from $16.7M to $283M, across 4,299 credit unions.

Why it matters

Assets are the standard measure of a credit union's size. NCUA sorts credit unions into peer groups by assets, and size shapes what products and branch networks a credit union can support.

How it is calculated

Total assets as reported on the balance sheet of the call report.

NCUA 5300 call report accounts: ACCT_010 (total assets). Methodology

By NCUA peer group

AssetsCount25th pctMedian75th pct
Under $2 million in assets232$403K$902K$1.4M
$2 million to $10 million539$3.7M$5.5M$7.3M
$10 million to $50 million1,135$16.3M$25.2M$36.3M
$50 million to $100 million573$60.2M$72.1M$84.6M
$100 million to $500 million1,061$140M$198M$316M
$500 million and up759$799M$1.3B$2.7B

Largest total assets

Using the rules of the national ranking. See the top 100.

  1. Navy Federal Credit Union Vienna, VA $204B
  2. State Employees' Credit Union Raleigh, NC $60.0B
  3. SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Santa Ana, CA $37.2B
  4. Boeing Employees Credit Union Tukwila, WA $29.6B
  5. Pentagon Federal Credit Union McLean, VA $29.2B
  6. First Technology Federal Credit Union San Jose, CA $27.9B
  7. America First Federal Credit Union Riverdale, UT $26.0B
  8. Mountain America Federal Credit Union Sandy, UT $22.9B
  9. The Golden 1 Credit Union Sacramento, CA $22.2B
  10. Suncoast Credit Union Tampa, FL $20.8B

Median by state

Credit unions headquartered in each state; states with at least three.

StateMedianCount
New Hampshire$591M12
Nevada$351M13
Arizona$339M33
Idaho$263M26
Rhode Island$254M14
Puerto Rico$252M4
Alaska$244M8
Maine$220M48
Vermont$208M12
California$206M239
Florida$189M107
Michigan$187M169
Wyoming$171M18
Maryland$163M60
Oregon$158M47
Washington$142M73
Colorado$134M62
Minnesota$117M80
Oklahoma$109M52
Hawaii$104M45
South Carolina$98.3M45
Wisconsin$97.3M98
Virginia$95.0M95
Iowa$88.5M66
North Carolina$85.1M57
Massachusetts$81.8M121
Delaware$67.6M15
Ohio$65.8M192
Utah$65.0M51
New Mexico$61.8M37
Indiana$59.4M121
North Dakota$58.2M29
Kentucky$56.1M51
Tennessee$54.7M125
Montana$52.6M41
Texas$49.9M380
Alabama$49.1M88
District of Columbia$48.7M28
Connecticut$47.1M64
New York$46.8M268
Missouri$45.4M87
South Dakota$44.9M33
Georgia$44.1M71
Nebraska$43.2M50
Kansas$41.0M62
Pennsylvania$40.7M269
West Virginia$27.6M74
U.S. Virgin Islands$24.1M5
Illinois$23.9M188
Louisiana$22.4M136
New Jersey$21.8M126
Arkansas$18.4M47
Mississippi$16.5M55

Source: NCUA 5300 Call Report quarterly data, Q2 2026. Not affiliated with NCUA. Every credit union's figure is on its own page, in the screener, and in the free API.

Questions people ask

What is the average credit union total assets?

The median credit union reported $68.3M in the Q2 2026 call reports (quarter ended June 30, 2026), across 4,299 credit unions. The largest, Navy Federal Credit Union, reported $204B.

How is total assets calculated?

Total assets as reported on the balance sheet of the call report. Source accounts on NCUA's 5300 call report: ACCT_010 (total assets).

Which credit union has the highest total assets?

Navy Federal Credit Union of Vienna, VA, at $204B in Q2 2026, under the rules of the national ranking.