Editor's Note: This story has been updated since its original reporting to more accurately reflect the partnership.
DES MOINES, Iowa– Curql Collective, a CUSO that invests in fintechs as a means of driving innovation, said the newest company to join its collective is Flybits, a provider of artificial intelligence and other technologies aimed at delivering personalized content and digital experiences to credit union members.
Curql said it has not made an investment in Flybits. Rather, the company has become a non-portfolio partner that has joined through a subscription with Curql.
“These experiences help deliver customized, context-relevant journeys across the member lifecycle, helping credit unions build and deepen member engagement,” Curql Collective said.
Curql added the system is powered by data insights and orchestrations generated through augmenting enterprise customer data with third-party, open- and device-level datasets without privacy, interoperability, or data movement complexities.
"We're very pleased to partner with Curql to continue to build on our experience with credit unions and further tailor our offering to the particular needs and dynamics of the sector," said Hossein Rahnama, CEO of Flybits.
‘Central to the Mission’
Added Nick Evens, president and CEO of Curql Collective, "Credit unions are driven to build relationships to help people. It's central to the mission of credit unions, and Flybits’ technology will help them do that in a way that’s more effective than ever before, guiding an enhanced member service experience to drive business results.”
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