The $28 million Dakota Territory FederalCredit Union in Deadwood, S.D., is now offering its widespreadmembership mobile banking through CO-OP Financial Services.
|Dakota Territory FCU is one of 11 credit unions that haveordered mobile from CO-OP sofar this year, the Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., CUSO said.
|“Our community credit union encompasses the boundaries of theLead-Deadwood School District, which is a geographically huge,mostly rural area, so the mobile banking capability is extremelyimportant to our members,” said Floyd Rummel, itspresident/CEO.
|He said the mobile and shared branching offerings appeal to theCU's younger members and will encourage them to stay with thecredit union if they move away for school or work.
|The mobile service includes text, Web and downloadable appoptions and operates along with shared branching on CO-OP's NextGeneration Network platform, enabling the service to go live within60 days after it was ordered, the company said.
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