St. Petersburg, Fla.-based CUSO PSCU announced it has finalized a partnership with Birmingham, Ala.-based CUSO EPL, which will refer credit union clients to PSCU for card processing and bill pay services.
"PSCU's stellar reputation and history of success gave us confidence in moving forward with this partnership, which complements our growth and development strategy and service model," Robin Kolvek, CEO at EPL, said. "Our goal is to offer industry-leading, customized and personalized service to our clients, and we believe PSCU will support these efforts, enable our continued evolution, and further amplify our performance within and impact on the financial services market."
Founded in 1977, EPL provides technologies and data analytics to customize, open-architecture software solutions. EPL's core solution, i-POWER, and Connection Suite of products and services provide customers with a complete set of solutions, including lending, collections, online relationship banking, CRM, debit cards, document imaging, fraud detection, shared branching and much more. EPL currently has 78 customers in 22 states.
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"PSCU is proud to be selected to partner with an innovative and client-driven company like EPL," said Chuck Fagan, PSCU President & CEO said. "We look forward to the opportunity to provide PSCU products, services and expertise to support EPL credit unions and their members."
PSCU's products, financial services solutions and service model collectively support over 850 owner credit unions representing more than 20 million credit, debit, prepaid, online bill payment and mobile accounts. The CUSO noted it also protects over 2 billion transactions annually from fraud; and optimizes credit union performance and growth.
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