DES MOINES–Curql Collective is reporting it has added a new fintech Ecosystem Partner: Nickels.
Nickels provides white-label products that “harness the power of behavioral science to help credit union members better manage their finances and credit card debt through automated personalized guidance and enhanced member engagement,” Curql Collective added. “With centralized card management, credit unions allow members to save money and improve credit while driving new loans and refinance opportunities.”
For credit unions, the result is stronger member relationships, data-driven insights, more business opportunities, and overall brand enhancement, Curql Collective added.
“As a CUSO that already has direct investment from credit unions, subscribing to the Curql Collective and joining its ecosystem of innovative credit unions is the obvious next step for us to better serve the credit union community,” said Nickels Founder and CEO Joseph Gracia. “We’re thrilled for the opportunity to work with Curql credit unions to help refinance their members’ third-party credit card debt.”
‘Outstanding Partner’
Added Curql Collective President and CEO Nick Evens, "Nickels is an outstanding partner for us and our Curql credit unions. With this solution, Nickels is helping credit unions gain new business opportunities while they help their members improve credit to thrive and build better lives. It’s a win-win.”
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