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CU SoCal Adds Mobile Bill Pay

The $688 million, 55,300-member Credit Union of Southern California has added mobile bill pay to its member service offerings.

“This new feature allows members with Apple and Android mobile devices to pay bills, transfer funds between accounts, as well as schedule automatic and recurring payments from their CU SoCal mobile banking app,” said Ray Rounds, the Brea, Calif., credit union’s senior vice president of information services.

CU SoCal uses Access Softek as its mobile technology provider and PSCU for bill pay services.

 “We continue to evolve technologically in order to provide our members the most up-to-date methods of convenience. Our goal is to continue adding even greater conveniences such as the ability to remotely deposit checks using a smartphone,” added President/CEO Dave Gunderson.

CU SoCal is open to those who live, work, worship or attend school in Orange County, San Gabriel Valley, the cities connecting those geographic areas, as well as Chino, Chino Hills, Ontario, Pomona and San Bernardino. F

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