TruStage Renames CuneXus, Digital Storefront and Adds Digital Deposits Solution

41In just 24 days Chartway Credit Union generated more than 500 new certificates and over $3 million in deposits with new solution

TruStage announced CuneXus will be known as ‘Digital Storefront’. The new name reflects the fintech’s evolution since it was acquired by TruStage in 2020 and aligns with the organization’s rebrand in May of this year.

TruStage announced CuneXus will be known as ‘Digital Storefront’. The new name reflects the fintech’s evolution since it was acquired by TruStage in 2020 and aligns with the organization’s rebrand in May of this year.

The TruStage Digital Storefront helps financial institutions elevate their customers’ buying, account opening and borrowing experience. Through its adaptable Digital Storefront, financial institutions can personalize which offers (and pre-approvals) they want to present to consumers for lending, deposit products, insurance or financial services.

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With the TruStage Digital Deposits solution there’s no branch visit or contact center call, no un-necessary data entry or interaction with back-office staff. The share is opened immediately and completely digitally. The member only needs to enter how much they want to deposit and what account it should come from.

Recently, Chartway Credit Union launched a test of the TruStage Digital Deposit solution with a small segment of its membership. According to Chartway, in just 24 days, they generated 517 new certificates and over $3.04 million in deposits.

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“We launched the Digital Storefront without any prior marketing or member communications and immediately saw results,” said Melissa Cade, senior vice president (SVP) of Product and Innovation at Chartway Credit Union. “Previously it took approximately 20 minutes to open a CD. Through this solution, the average time to open a CD from application to start is now under two minutes. With the CDs opened thus far in the Digital Storefront, we estimate 10,340 minutes of operational time saved.”

“This is truly a touchless transaction, for both consumers and credit union staff,” said TruStage product manager, Danielle Engel. “Consumers expect quick and easy interactions from their financial institutions. This allows them to complete the transaction on any device at any time.”

“Our objective is to provide a digital marketing application credit unions can use to offer deposit, loan and insurance products according to their own strategies and market conditions, said TruStage vice president of Technology, Brian Bodell. “Leaders like Chartway have provided invaluable guidance on how our platform needs to perform to delight their members and differentiate their credit union.”