GERMANTOWN, Md.–SkyPoint FCU said it is rolling out its new business banking services in three phases.
The rollout will include:
- Phase 1: To SkyPoint members who own businesses
- Phase 2: To the remainder of current SkyPoint members
- Phase 3: To non-members outside of the credit union
The $213.2-million SkyPoint said products offered via its new business banking options will include business checking/savings accounts; business loans, including loans for new/used vehicles; installment loans; lines of credit, and business credit cards
“Our members with businesses have been asking for services specific to operating a business, and we have been discussing the possibilities and mechanics for several years, but with COVID-19 and the economic climate surrounding it, the time just wasn’t right,” said Gregg Zolkiewicz, COO of SkyPoint FCU. “Now, with businesses up and running full-time, eager to grow and improve their bottom line, SkyPoint is ready to support them with a full spectrum of business products.”
The credit union said business members will also have the option of using online and mobile banking, as well as access to trained business specialists.
“Establishing a program of this magnitude involves every department, and intensive training for all employees,” Zolkiewicz added. “Now, it’s the right time to launch it, and we are excited to offer Business Banking to our members.”
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