CHANTILLY, Va.–Justice FCU has signed a multi-year agreement with Lumin Digital to use its cloud-based platform as the credit union’s digital banking solution for retail banking and bill pay support. Justice Federal will have more than 30,000 active users on the platform, which is slated to launch in October 2020.
MIDDLETOWN, Penn.–A virtual hot dog eating contest open to everyone has been announced by Vizo Financial Corporate Credit Union.
BUCKS COUNTY, Penn.–Inspire Federal Credit Union said it has formed a new Human Resources consulting CUSO called Inspire Culture First.
SAN FRANCISCO—Visa is pushing deeper into the ever-growing digital payments space by signing up a raft of global players in that segment to be part of its Visa Token Service.
TYSONS, Va.–Pentagon Federal Credit Union said it is expanding its relationship with Salesforce and its CRM solutions to reach more members.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.— FIS said it is teaming with FICO to build an advanced anti-money laundering (AML) solution that will help North American financial institutions stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated money launderers and other financial criminals.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA is reporting the borrowing authority of its Central Liquidity Facility now exceeds $25 billion.
WASHINGTON–The numbers are in for the economic performance of credit unions after two full months of operating under COVID-19 restrictions and they are exactly what most would expect—although lending saw a strong, but likely temporary, increase.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—What had been upward growth trends in card spend by credit union members has halted as the result of states re-imposing closures and other shutdowns as a result of a resurgence in the coronavirus, according to new data from PSCU.
WASHINGTON—The CFPB has announced its first-ever “tech sprints,” which it said are designed to reduce financial institutions' regulatory burden and improve consumer understanding of financial services. The tech sprints were first proposed in 2019, as CUToday.info reported here.
