PSCU Financial Services of St. Petersburg, Fla., said it hassigned two billion-dollar credit unions as the newest users of itsonline banking solutions.

They are the $1.5 billion GTE FCU in nearby Tampa and $1.3billion Affinity Plus FCU in St. Paul, Minn.

GTE FCU will be retiring an online banking platform it builtin-house and converting to PSCU's eBanking platform's integratedonline, mobile and voice channels, as well as deploying the CUSO'sPayLynx bill service.

“This solution will allow our staff to be focused on memberservice, not electronic product development,” said GTE CIO ChadBurney.

Affinity Plus has signed a seven-year deal to add online bankingto its bill pay relationship with PSCU, allowing the Minnesota CUto “focus on developing an integrated, expanded virtual branchenvironment for their members,” PSCU said.

The credit union cited the online banking platform's ability toperform external transfers and integrate with Yodlee. “This enablesAffinity Plus to remain the primary financial institution even if amember has accounts at other institutions,” said Nic Peterson, thecredit union's vice president of member innovation.

PSCU said it has about 1,500 clients overall, including about500 using its electronic banking services, primarily bill pay.