Del-One Federal Credit Union announced its merger with Louviers Federal Credit Union. The merger had earlier received the blessing of regulators.
The merger builds on Del-One's ranking as the largest credit union in Delaware.
“We are incredibly excited about the opportunity to join forces with Louviers FCU,” said Dan McCarthy, CEO of Del-One FCU. “This merger is not just about combining assets – it’s about combining legacies, cultures, and a shared vision for empowering our members and our teammates.”
Del-One FCU stated that it is committed to honoring the legacy of Louviers FCU.
Both Del-One and Louviers have grown through mergers of credit unions, which now offer services similar to those of banks. That includes a wide range of loans, debit and credit cards.
Effective November 1st, 2025, Louviers FCU will become Del-One Federal Credit Union, as this is the official date when the merger will be legally finalized and the two entities become one.
However, since the two credit unions are on different operating systems, it will take several months before they will begin functioning as one from a systems and operations standpoint.
This means that until Operational Day 1 (August 3, 2026), all current Del-One FCU members will continue to visit ONLY Del-One FCU branches, and all legacy Louviers FCU members will continue to visit ONLY legacy Louviers FCU branches. Members will be notified in advance of any changes and system integration.
Del-One Federal Credit Union has over $743 million in assets with full-service branch locations throughout Delaware and serves over 90,000 members. Visit www.del-one.org for more information.
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