First Tech has over 650,000 members, and over 12 billion dollars in assets with 36 branches located mostly in high technology business centers of California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington and four other states.

In 1985, the credit union unveiled "Call 24", which allowed members to check balances and transfer funds by phone.

The 1995 launch of the company's website paved the way for the credit union to become the second financial institution in the world to perform secure internet transactions.

[7] With over 156,000 members, and over 1.8 billion dollars in assets in 2007,[8] First Tech was one of the largest state chartered credit unions in the Pacific Northwest.

First Tech announced, in 2014, their decision to replace existing desktop and mobile banking platform while also converting members to a new bill payments provider.

[14] In October 2015, the Credit Union implemented initial changes[15] to their online and ebilling system and began converting members.