Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union Merged with True Sky
The consolidation marks the first Oklahoma expansion for the Texas-based credit union.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Financial Services
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Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union has finalized its merger with True Sky Federal Credit Union. The combined organization now serves more than 1.1 million members under the RBFCU name.
Why it matters
The merger brings together two institutions with shared heritages in aviation and credit union philosophy. This move establishes a formal presence for the Texas-based RBFCU in the Oklahoma market.
The combined entity has assets approaching $20 billion, building on RBFCU's pre-merger asset base of $19.6 billion. The organization now serves a total base of more than 1.1 million members.
The players
Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union
Based in Live Oak, Texas, this financial institution is a large credit union that previously held $19.6 billion in assets.
True Sky Federal Credit Union
This credit union is based in Oklahoma City and serves as the partner in the recent merger agreement.
The details
Operating legally as RBFCU, the credit union is moving forward with a year-long integration process. This period will focus on merging the systems and operations previously managed by the two independent entities.
Timeline
The NCUA approved the merger in May 2026.
True Sky members voted to approve the merger in August 2026.
The official merger became effective on October 1, 2026.
Systems and operations integration is expected to span the next year.
Market Landscape
This merger follows the industry pattern established by the 2023 merger of Truliant Federal Credit Union and Peoples Credit Union, which similarly expanded institutional reach through regional consolidation. Such moves reflect a broader trend of credit unions seeking scale to compete in a financial sector dominated by larger banking institutions.
Existing members of both organizations should watch for updates regarding their account access and service portals during the upcoming integration phase. The transition aims to unify operations under the RBFCU brand while maintaining the credit union philosophy shared by both member bases.
The takeaway
Merging institutions often require significant time to align internal systems and customer-facing technology. Members should remain alert for official communications from RBFCU regarding any changes to their banking routine over the next year.
Further reading
Learn more about current trends in the sector on the Financial Services page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by CUToday.
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