Delaware State Police Federal Credit Union

10/18/2026

On National Police Officer Spouse Day, we acknowledge the unwavering support and dedication of police officers' spouses who endure challenges and hardships while their partners serve and protect our communities.

10/17/2026

Remembering Trooper Robert A. Paris today.

10/16/2026

Construction will be extended until October 21st. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Important Notice: New Castle Branch will be closed from October 14-16 for concrete work at the front entrance. Please note that drive-thru services will remain available, and in-person visits will be accommodated by appointment only. For appointments, please call 302-276-8600. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

10/16/2026

Remembering Trooper First Class Paul H. Sherman today.

10/16/2026

Coffee shops, airports, hotels, and other public Wi-Fi networks are convenient, but they aren't always secure.

Avoid logging into financial accounts or entering sensitive information while using public Wi-Fi. If you must connect, consider using a trusted VPN or wait until you're on a secure network.
Convenience shouldn't come at the cost of your security.

10/15/2026

Happy International Credit Union Day! Thank you all for being the best members.

10/13/2026

Don't miss out - we pay you to finance or refinance with DSPFCU! 💸

Bring your auto, motorcycle, boat, or RV loan to us and get up to $300 cash back when you switch or finance with DSPFCU! 🚙

Apply online or call one of our loan officers today to get started! 302-276-8600

*Must meet eligibility requirements. Rates are based on creditworthiness, membership status, and other qualifications. Maximum payout $600. Some restrictions may apply. DSPFCU reserves the right to end promotion at any time.

*Federally insured by NCUA

10/12/2026

In observance of Columbus Day, all DSPFCU branches will be closed today, Monday, October 12th.

10/09/2026

Cybercrime isn't just a big-business problem. It affects individuals and families every day.
According to the FBI, Americans reported more than $16 billion in internet crime losses in a single year. That's why staying informed and practicing safe online habits has never been more important.

Think before you click. Your next click matters.