Credit unions in Washington and Oregon are announcing their moveinto mobile.
|They are the $483 million Solarity CU in Yakima, Wash., and $59million Valley Credit Union in Salem, Ore.
|Solarity, formed by the January 2012 merger of Yakima Valley and Catholic creditunions, said it is offering its 49,300 members the mobile bankingtriple play: a mobile website, downloadable app for BlackBerry,Android and iPhones and text banking.
|Valley CU is offering mobile banking apps to users of Apple andAndroid devices among its 4,400 members.
|“Our members are more connected than ever, and our mobilebanking app will ensure they have access to their funds and morewhen it's convenient and necessary,” said Valley CU President/CEOJean Wheat-Palm.
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