Tech CU Launches Mobile Banking

The 77,000 members of Technology Credit Union can now use their cell phones, Treos and Blackberries to bank online.

By Marc Rapport | October 01, 2007 at 02:44 AM

SAN JOSE, Calif. — The 77,000 members of Technology Credit Union can now use their cell phones, Treos and Blackberries to bank online.

The $1.3 billion CU is using a mobile banking platform from fellow San Jose organization MShift to offer the service on nearly any carrier or Web-enabled device, the credit union and company say.

Functionality includes account information, internal transfers, bill pay and e-mail communication with the credit union through a channel secured by multi-factor authentication and data encryption.

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MShift now provides mobile banking software to more than 50 credit unions and banks, the company says.

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