PHOENIX, Ariz. – Arizona State Credit Union said it is now the first credit union in the state to offer mobile banking.
|The $1.3 billion institution said its Web-enabled service offers the same services as its online banking site, including branch hours, rates, bill pay, fund transfers and balances.
|The service also allows the credit union's 135,000 members to receive text message alerts without using their phones' browser. They simply call a phone number, enter their PIN and get a text message with account balances and transaction history, the credit union said.
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