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Eglin Federal Credit Union opens new location in DeFuniak Springs

Eglin Federal Credit Union held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its DeFuniak Springs ATM/Video Teller Drive-thru located at 677 Highway 90.

Jared Williams

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On Tuesday, July 18, 2023, Eglin Federal Credit Union held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its DeFuniak Springs ATM/Video Teller Drive-thru located at 677 Highway 90. The first phase of this site is now open. A full-service branch will open at this location later in 2024.

Members have the ability to speak with a live teller over two-way video during regular business hours. Video Tellers are available Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. These personalized tellers assist members with deposits, withdrawals, transfers, payments and questions.

Video Teller ITMs also operate as ATMs 24/7 using an EFCU ATM or Debit card.
Watch this video to learn how to cash a check at Video Teller ITM.

“We are excited to be here and to be able to offer convenient services to our members in DeFuniak Springs,” Eglin Federal Credit Union President/CEO Jerry Williams said. “We are happy we can now offer affordable products, excellent services and many financial wellness resources to an expanded membership base in DeFuniak Springs.”

Membership is open to those who live, work, worship, attend school and volunteer in seven geographic locations in Walton County. Go to eglinfcu.org/eligibility then select “Geographic Location” and enter your address.

Must be 18 or older to join online. To learn more about the many benefits of membership go to eglinfcu.org/benefits.

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