§ 16100 Foreign Credit Union Activities
A credit union from another state that gets a license to have a branch in California can only do the things that both its home state and California law say it can do.
A credit union based in Nevada opens a branch in Los Angeles after getting a California license.
The Nevada credit union can offer checking accounts and loans in California only if Nevada law allows those services and California law also allows them for credit unions. If Nevada law bans payday loans, or if California credit unions aren’t allowed to do payday loans, the Nevada credit union can’t offer them at its California branch.
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§ 16100 Foreign Credit Union Activities
Last verified: January 11, 2026