Bear in mind just because something is being done..
Does not mean it has any level of approval.
Take Paypal for example..
It expressly says in their TOS that you are forbidden from using ANY virtual currency with their service.
(this rule dates back as far as 2012 probably longer)
Yet before Crypto got big in 2013 they were happy to ignore the matter when..
Users were using Paypal at Virwox to buy & Sell "Lindens" a (PC game) "Second Life" credit / token.
Or take "coins" for example..
Many users do get away with "doing it" for a long time..
Because much of the system is fully automated.
But they will eventually catch up to you and freeze your account and possibly take your money etc.
So..
What is it that the OP here said with his vague short comment / topic here ?
"Friendly" means what now ?
And Credit Unions are friendly are they NOOB ?
LOL uhhh noooooooooo
They are far more strict than any normal banks !
As i alluded to earlier.
Go for it.. go tell them you are sending money to your account via Bitcoin proceeds.
And see the reaction you get..
Don't expect big smiles LOL
Banks are not stupid.. they do not risk and uncertainty.
And scammy free market coins and Silk Road BTC is not exactly an appealing concept to them.
Nor are there such things as "small" Banks.
Look up "Banks" on Wikipedia guys.. don't blur the meaning of the term to spin Altcoin bullshit.