The $69 million Katahdin FCU in Millinocket, Maine, will beconverting to the Symitar Episys core processing platform throughthe service bureau at Synergent Technology Services, the companyand credit union said.

The 7,600-member Katahdin FCU, which also has a location in Island Falls, iscurrently using the Fiserv DataSafe platform, according to theTechnology Survey from Callahan & Associates.

Synergent, a subsidiary of the Maine Credit Union League in Portland, said it now has 56credit unions running on Episys and provides a variety of servicesto nearly 200 credit unions in all.

Synergent said it also recently signed agreements to provide avariety of services to several other credit unions, all inMaine.

They are the$115 million Bangor FCU in Bangor, the $45 millionBrewer FCU in Brewer, the$21 million Changing Seasons FCU inHampden, the $207 million Evergreen CU in Portland, the $242million Maine Savings FCU in Hampden, the $193 million UniversityCU in Orono and the $43 million Coast Line CU in South Portland formobile banking from Access Softek; Changing Seasons FCU for digitalmarketing from Deep Target; the $245 million Atlantic Regional FCUin Brunswick, Maine Savings FCU and the $148 million NorState FCUin Madawaska for online banking from Jwaala; the $60 million NewDimensions FCU in Waterville and the $33 million Sabattus RegionalCU in Sabattus for shared branching; and the $70 millionSebasticook Valley FCU in Pittsfield for statement processing.