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Credit unions · Texas · Q2 2026

Texar FCU AI Score

Credit union in Texarkana, TX · NCUA charter #24567 · Federal charter

Legal name: Texar

Latest filed figures, Q2 2026. Every number below comes from the credit union's own NCUA 5300 Call Report.

Total assets$440M
Total loans & leases$256M
Total shares & deposits$335M
Members27,980
Net worth$72.3M
Net worth / assets16.42%
Loans / assets58.20%
Return on assets (annualized)0.79%
Loan growth (YoY)4.55%
Member growth (YoY)−4.65%
Delinquency, all loans (60+ days)0.72%
CharterFederal charter
Asset band$250M–$1B
NCUA peer group$100M–$500M
Sponsor typeCommunity

AI readiness

AI Score: 3 of 5 stars, AI connected to internal credit-union data

An AI system works on the credit union's own data: a member-facing assistant answering from its accounts or knowledge base, AI analytics or personalisation on member data, machine-learning fraud detection on its transactions.

Texar FCU's website loads interface.ai, a conversational AI vendor, indicating a member-facing AI assistant that answers questions using the credit union's own information. No public evidence was found for AI inside lending, collections or other decision workflows.

Filed signals, from the credit union's own NCUA call report (Q2 2026): uses fintech partners, fintech auto lending, fintech P2P payments, fintech for communication / chat, online membership application, online loan application, online account opening, online loan payments, bill payment, e-signature, e-Statements, external transfers / ACH, remote deposit capture, mobile payments. These are relationships and channels, not AI as such.

The AI Score runs from one to five stars; one star, no public evidence, is never shown on a credit union. Scores and sources for every credit union: CU AI Ready Report.

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