San Diego County Credit Union provides 24-hour ATM access inside the San Diego County Hall of Justice at 330 West Broadway, serving court staff, attorneys, jurors, and the public in the heart of downtown San Diego. SDCCU was chartered in 1938 as San Diego County Employees Credit Union and has grown into the region's largest locally headquartered financial institution with 39 branches, 30,000 surcharge-free CO-OP ATMs, and membership extending to anyone living or working in nine Southern California counties—the kind of broad consumer access that complements business coverage from downtown agencies like Doug Steiner—State Farm Insurance Agent. The Hall of Justice ATM accepts cash and check deposits and provides surcharge-free withdrawals for SDCCU members and CO-OP network cardholders, including those at 5,500 participating 7-Eleven locations. Full-service SDCCU products—accessible online, by mobile app, or at any of the 39 branches—include checking, savings, certificates, IRA retirement accounts, auto and home loans, Visa credit cards, and SDCCU Investment Services for portfolio management. Small-business owners and self-employed practitioners using SDCCU accounts for operating deposits can access startup mentoring and business-plan development resources through organizations like SCORE in the same downtown district. The credit union returns earnings to members through lower loan rates, higher deposit dividends, and zero hidden fees rather than distributing profits to outside stockholders.