Oklahoma City-based credit union will implement integrated solutions from Fiserv to sharpen internal processes and build meaningful new member and commercial experiences
Fiserv, a leading global provider of financial services technology solutions, announced True Sky Credit Union, based in Oklahoma City, will move to Fiserv as its lead technology provider. The credit union will leverage integrations between multiple Fiserv solutions and third parties to execute a digital transformation strategy on behalf of its nearly 54,000 members.
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@TrueSkyCU will move to @Fiserv for a broad range of technology solutions. The fintech will be the lead technology provider for the #creditunion.
The DNA core account processing platform from Fiserv will be at the center of a comprehensive set of solutions selected by the credit union, including credit solutions, marketing analytics, Architect for online and mobile banking, and Zelle for person-to-person (P2P) payments.
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“Our goal is to transform operationally and culturally from a credit union that uses technology to a technology company with a purpose: to serve our members and communities,” said Sean Cahill, CEO at True Sky Credit Union. “Based on previous experience with Fiserv, I am confident in their commitment to innovation and long-term investment in their solutions, and to providing flexibility to help True Sky create exceptional member experiences at every touchpoint.”
Many aspects of the True Sky digital transformation plan will rely on the architecture of DNA. The platform’s open architecture and APIs make it easier for financial institutions to integrate other solutions, bring products and services online quickly, and add new capabilities using downloadable DNAapps™. Additionally, built-in commercial servicing will allow True Sky to provide more robust offerings to its growing portfolio of business accounts. Offering commercial account and payment options is increasingly important to credit unions that are aiming to expand while lowering reliance on heavily leveraged channels such as indirect lending.
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