SWIVEL™ added to AKUVO’s portfolio of connected services
SWIVEL, an SWBC Company, is pleased to announce the integration of its platform to AKUVO’s collections and credit risk platform, Aperture. Connecting these two industry-leading technologies will enable mutual customers to process payments quickly and securely as part of their collections workflow, adding new efficiencies to their everyday process.
SWBC launches fintech company SWIVEL™, focused on frictionless, integrated transaction enablement
SWBC is excited to announce SWBC Payments is now SWIVEL™ Transactions, LLC. SWIVEL will focus on its industry-leading transaction-enablement platform used by more than 800 financial institutions across all 50 states to make it easy for account holders to execute transactions.
Dive into this article with Jason O’Brien, CEO of SWIVEL and Ray Birch of CUToday, where they discuss the importance of credit unions harnessing the key humanization opportunities that build new relationships and strengthen current ones.
Great article by Blake Hastings, SVP Corporate Strategy and Chief Economist at SWBC, parent company of SWIVEL where he addresses the future of digital technology in the financial sector, and taking stock of the economic conditions that will play a role in accelerating or slowing the inexorable trend toward digitization.
With new tech solutions, you can meet consumer demand for easy payments.
Equal and Opposite Reactions: Payment Preferences Across the Generational Divide
The perpetual evolution of the payments industry can be exciting for consumers as their access to convenient payment methods continues to become more widespread.
Featured Case Studies
Financial Center First Credit Union
For 66 years, Financial Center First Credit Union (Financial Center First) has been serving its members and the community of Central Indiana. Learn how Financial Center First realized a 161% increase in transactions funded through self-serve channels by partnering with SWIVEL.
With a significant portion of their consumer lending portfolio originating from indirect channels, USALLIANCE experienced challenges related to supporting these borrowers. With respect to payment remittance in particular, delayed settlement and posting, as well as slow return notifications were common.