New to our digital banking platform? These short videos walk you through some of the most common tasks members ask about. More topics will be added over time, so check back for updates.

Viewing Account Transactions

On mobile: Log in and simply click on the account you’re wanting to view transactions for.

On desktop: Log in and click Account Details on the account you’re wanting to see the full list of transactions for.

You’ve been meaning to do it for a while now. Maybe it’s the certificate you keep telling yourself you’ll open or a fresh checking account to finally get organized. But the branch hours have a way of slipping past you as the to-do list rolls over to next week.

Here’s some good news: that errand just got a whole lot easier.

Bronco Federal Credit Union now lets you securely open and fund a new account entirely online. And the whole thing takes just a few minutes.

What you can open online

The new online opening process covers the accounts our members reach for most:

• Savings Account — your foundational account at Bronco and the starting point for membership.
• Money Market Account — a flexible option for larger balances that puts your savings to work.
• Christmas Club — a simple way to set money aside through the year so the holidays are covered when they arrive.
• Buzz Club — a dedicated savings account for kids.
• Certificates — lock in a set term and watch your savings grow at a fixed rate.
• Checking Accounts — every one of our checking options is now available to open online.

Fund it your way

Opening an account is only half the equation. You’ll want to get money into it, too! It’s easy. You can fund your new account from:

• A current Bronco account
• A debit or credit card
• An account at another financial institution

So whether your money is already with us or somewhere else entirely, you can get your new account up and running in the same sitting.

New to Bronco? Already a member? Either works.

If you’ve never banked with Bronco, you can become a member and open your first account online in one smooth process. And if you’re already part of the Bronco family, you can add that certificate, club account or second checking just as easily. No need to dig out your member number and head to a branch.

Ready when you are

The accounts you’ve been putting off don’t have to wait for the next time you can make it to a branch. Open one online, fund it in a few minutes and get back to your life.

Bronco Federal Credit Union marked a milestone for the Suffolk community this week with the grand reopening of its newly renovated Godwin Boulevard branch. And the response from guests said it all: “I love it! Wonderful transformation!”

The celebration drew members, neighbors, business partners and community leaders for tours, refreshments and a chance to see the transformed space firsthand. Suffolk Mayor Michael D. “Mike” Duman joined Bronco CEO Mike Kenzie for remarks that reflected on the credit union’s nearly two-decade presence in the area.

“Today is not just about reopening a branch,” Kenzie told attendees. “It is about renewing our promise to this community, to our members, to our employees and to the people and families who will walk through these doors in the years ahead.”

The renovation was designed with members in mind, creating a warmer, more welcoming environment that reflects Bronco’s commitment to personal service. The design/build firm DEI led the project, with Denise Riddick overseeing the renovation and Ashley Covington guiding the branch’s updated branding and visual experience. The Suffolk Economic Development team also played a key role in organizing the event.

For Kenzie, the reopening carries a broader meaning: “This grand reopening is a sign of confidence. Confidence in this area, confidence in its people, confidence in its businesses and confidence in the future we can help build together.”

Community members are welcome to stop by the renovated Godwin Boulevard branch and discover how Bronco Federal Credit Union can support them at every stage of life.

Bronco Federal Credit Union had a full and rewarding April. From classroom visits and spring festivals to health fairs and our annual member meeting, our team was out in the community doing what we love most: connecting with the people we serve.

Financial Education in Schools
This month, Bronco staff visited students at Franklin High School and Southampton High School to share practical financial knowledge. Presentations covered a range of important topics, including the different types of accounts and their uses, budgeting and savings tips and online security best practices. These visits reflect our ongoing commitment to empowering the next generation with the tools they need to make smart financial decisions.

City of Franklin Spring Fest — April 11
Staff joined the community for the City of Franklin’s Spring Fest on April 11th. The weather was beautiful, and the Bronco booth was a crowd favorite — members and neighbors stepped right up to try their luck at a round of Plinko to see what prize they’d win! It was a wonderful afternoon of community spirit and fun.

Suffolk YMCA Healthy Kids Day — April 18
Bronco was proud to participate in the Suffolk YMCA’s Healthy Kids Day. This free annual event is designed to inspire children and families to stay active, healthy and engaged. Our mascot, Bronco, was on hand and thrilled to meet families from across the Suffolk community, helping spread the word about our commitment to member wellness beyond just finances.

Annual Member Meeting — April 28
On April 28th, members gathered for the annual business meeting, enjoyed fun door prizes and celebrated the highlight of the evening: the announcement of this year’s scholarship recipients.

We’re thrilled to share that we awarded a total of $23,000 in scholarships to deserving students this year.

• Rhea Cutchins — John A. Glasgow Scholarship | $5,000
• Owen Bailey — John A. Glasgow Scholarship | $5,000
• Adin Brown — Charles A. Wrenn Scholarship | $3,000
• Cooper Bass — James C. Copeland Scholarship | $3,000
• Andrew Hinson — Robert T. Petty Scholarship | $1,000
• Cole Hewett — Robert T. Petty Scholarship | $1,000
• Isabelle Melbye — Bronco Federal Credit Union Scholarship | $3,000
• Ryan Ferrell — Bronco Federal Credit Union Scholarship | $1,000
• David Cuthbertson — Bronco Federal Credit Union Scholarship | $1,000

A special highlight of the evening came when Cooper Bass, recipient of the James C. Copeland Scholarship, was recognized alongside Mr. Copeland himself — the namesake of the award — who was in attendance to share in the celebration.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to serve and give back to the communities we call home. Here’s to many more moments of connection, education and celebration ahead!

With identity theft on the rise, we want to share some helpful tips on what should be shredded and when. While most of us already shred items like credit card offers or junk mail, there are other documents we may overlook, such as your Bronco Federal Credit Union statements, receipts, insurance policies, and more. Any document containing your name or personal information could be used for identity theft.

However, not everything needs to be shredded. Be sure to keep permanent records like paperwork related to taxes, home construction or improvements, business expenses, marriage licenses, and birth certificates. It’s also a good practice to save receipts for significant purchases.

Here is a chart with some items and recommendations on how long to keep:

Bronco Federal Credit Union is committed to helping our members safely dispose of sensitive documents. That’s why we partner with a trusted shredding company to host community shred days, usually held twice a year in April and October.