Credit unions in New Mexico

The 37 credit unions in New Mexico that filed a Call Report for Q3 2026, by asset tier, largest first within each. Each name opens its profile.

$1B–$10B · 8

$500M–$1B · 2

Rio Grande Credit Union $650.7M
Otero Federal Credit Union $533.6M

$100M–$500M · 6

White Sands Federal Credit Union $414.5M
Guadalupe Credit Union $350.1M
Zia Credit Union $325.5M
Artesia Credit Union $174.2M
Estacado Federal Credit Union $124.0M
Cannon Federal Credit Union $100.5M

$50M–$100M · 5

Railroad Employees Credit Union $81.3M
Eddy Federal Credit Union $64.2M
Financial Security Credit Union $61.3M
Loco Credit Union $57.6M
Roswell Community Federal Credit Union $51.9M

$10M–$50M · 10

Everyone's Federal Credit Union $46.1M
Northern New Mexico School Employee Federal Credit Union $45.9M
Chaves County School Employees Credit Union $39.6M
Questa Credit Union $33.0M
Los Alamos Schools Credit Union $32.8M
Jemez Valley Credit Union $27.5M
Cuba Credit Union $24.2M
High Desert Community Credit Union $18.6M
Four Corners Federal Credit Union $15.3M
Internationalites Federal Credit Union $12.4M

Under $10M · 6

U-1st Community Federal Credit Union $9.2M
Quay Schools Federal Credit Union $8.8M
The Florist Federal Credit Union $7.0M
Rincones Presbyterian Credit Union $6.9M
Deming Schools Employees Credit Union $5.4M
Mt Taylor Federal Credit Union $2.1M

Total assets at Q3 2026, and each credit union's asset tier, as its profile gives them. Source: NCUA Form 5300 Call Report, through callbase, amendments included.