BVCU marketing and e-commerce vice president Jason Bauer said the company has already been offering core banking services and the adoption of mobile banking is one step ahead to provide its customers a tool that could simplify their banking experience.
Tyfone mobile banking director Mark Miyamoto said that Tyfone’s m-banking platform has been built around relevance and convenience with an emphasis to offer both near-term and long-term value.
Standard features of the mobile banking platform include balance check, account history review, fund transfers, branch and ATM location lookup and customizable alerts.
Tyfone’s multi-mode mobile banking technology also offers mobile remote deposit capture (mRDC) to click the photo of the cheque to deposit in real-time, person-to-person (P2P) payments, bill pay integration and mobile banking enrollment of non-PC bankers, among others.
Established in 1959, BVCU manages more than $300m in assets of over 21,000 members and caters services through five local branches and a large national network of over 4,500 CU service centers and over 28,000 ATMs.
