cPort Credit Union

Brady Connors

I've went through this place two loans and both times nothing but greatness. I got to work with the branch manager for both personal and auto loan and each time he got me the lowest rates possible, I've switched to them as my full-time bank and will be going to them when its time to buy a house!

Alicia MWDesigns

I'm new to credit unions, having only ever used a national bank prior. I got a local account last year for my car payment to come out of, as my car loan is also local. The teller at this branch (forgive me, the gentleman with the glasses, whose name I did not get) was really great when I explained that I had no idea how to use shared branching, but I was out of time to drive across town. All in, the transaction took MAYBE 5 minutes. The deposit went in, my loan is paid, it wasn't that hard.

CHRIS DUFFY

I have been banking with C-Port for a few years now. I have only had pleasant experiences with the Riverside branch and their employees. The manager Hayden has gone above and beyond to meet my personal and business account needs. As a veteran of the United States Marine Corps his professionalism and attention to detail is always on full display. Lydia is always there to greet you with a smile and a hello by name when walking through the door. The tellers have always been diligent in their work and appreciative of their members and their needs. I would recommend this branch to anyone looking for a great personalized banking experience.

Randy Holmes

This is hands down the worst banking option. If you aren’t in cannabis, why would you ever use them? Horrible customer service and they can’t offer the same service as traditional banks, connecting quickbooks was a nightmare that took months, they hire inexperienced employees to operate their facility and it shows. Hands down the worst experience I’ve ever had using a bank. They do not care about your business, they do not want MRBs. The members of the union were very close to discontinuing the program due to excessive federal overreach. Their solution seems to be to raise the fees to the point that no one wants to stay.