Patelco Credit Union in Fremont, CA

been with Patelco for awhile, never had any major issues. Would recommend to family and friends.

Great credit Union with very good competitive rates.

What is the actual number for this place?!

I can honestly say that after 20+ years with PATELCO we have had NO issues with them ever! I will never in my life go back to a big bank again. We all are aware of Bank of America and Wells Fargo and their outrageous fees. Patelco has better rates on Savings accounts too! Thank you PATELCO!!!

My debit card, while always having the means to back transactions, has been frequently declined for "security concerns". When it happens during normal business hours, it's a commitment of about 20 minutes on the phone. But, when it happens after 5 on a weekday, or a weekend, I have NO ACCESS TO MY MONEY! That means, I can be at a restaurant and not be able to settle the bill. I can be on an empty tank and not be able to fuel. Not because I'm a deadbeat. BECAUSE PATELCO IS CONSTANTLY MESSING WITH MY DEBIT CARD ACCESS! I don't do transactions out of the ordinary. Deal with the same vendors. I only buy from reputable online vendors. Vendors Patelco should see in my transaction history. I have invested hours on the phone with the customer service people at Patelco. They're all apologetic... but it always happens again. I would not recommend Patelco to anyone! I honestly don't know how anyone with a debit card from them remains there. I am actually looking forward to a day off when I can close my account there and get a reliable banking institution. What good is a Bank/credit union that spontaneously stops the patron's access to settle their debts/accounts. Honestly, if I had more time, I'd be talking with an attorney about what Patelco has done to complicate my life. It's not a matter of small inconvenience. It's incompetent to a level that I can't believe regulators would find acceptable. IF they did, Patelco must hover around the lowest acceptable standard of banking performance. Likely at a level that might have predated the advent of computerized transactions!