Remember to activate and start using your new CapEd Mastercard Debit card. All Visa debit cards are now closed. Learn more about new Mastercard Debit and Credit cards.
Remember to activate and start using your new CapEd Mastercard Debit card. All Visa debit cards are now closed. Learn more about new Mastercard Debit and Credit cards.
Access an ATM, open accounts, apply for loans, and more at any of our locations.
If you're in search of CapEd Credit Union branches in Boise, Idaho McMillan is a great one to favorite on your map app! Situated conveniently on the corner of West McMillan Road and North Cloverdale Road, this location is accessible from both thoroughfares in Boise, Idaho.
At this location, you will find a coin machine and shared branching options for members of our Credit Union co-operative network! Our helpful Tellers, Personal Financial Representatives, and Mortgage Loan Officers can also assist you with mortgage loans, auto loans, business accounts, and more.
Address
12195 W. McMillan Rd. Boise, ID 83713
Lobby Hours
- Mon - Thurs
- 9:00am - 5:30pm
- Fri
- 9:00am - 6:00pm
Drive-Thru Hours
- Mon - Thurs
- 9:00am - 5:30pm
- Fri
- 9:00am - 6:00pm
Call Us
(208) 884-0150Fax
(208) 939-2072Services
- A 24-hr ATM
- Notary Public
- Night Drop Deposit
- Coin Machine
- Shared Branching
An Inside Look
The CapEd McMillan branch was constructed in 1995 and became our second branch location in the Treasure Valley. This branch is also known by our members as our "Cloverdale branch," and can be confused with our Linder Member Convenience Center, just down the street. If you're looking for a classic banking experience, the McMillan branch is your go-to branch on West McMillan Road!
What Our Members Are Saying
FAQs
The following is a list of some of CapEd's top member questions with answers to help you meet your needs faster:
If you prefer not to visit a branch location, we have many alternative way to bank online and by phone! We also have many free Co-op ATMs for CapEd members in the Treasure and Magic Valleys in addition to those at our branch locations.
A Notary Public is an official appointed by the state government to help people avoid fraud when signing important documents like mortgage loans. Understandably, a lot of people outside of the banking or business industries don't know what Notary Public means. Learn more from the experts on the National Notary Association website.
Log into eBanking, or call our phone banking line at (208)884-0151 or (800)801-9601 to hear your balance and your most recent transaction history.
You can visit our loan payment options page to learn more about how you can pay your loan.
Visit the Skip-a-Payment page on our website to see if you qualify to skip your loan payment.
