KAILUA KONA, Hawaii–Hawaii Community FCU has selected PSCU for credit and debit processing support and services.
The $809-million HCFCU began as the Kona Farmers Federal Credit Union in 1936 to support farmers’ needs for loans and additional financial services during the Great Depression, changed its name in 1991 as it expanded exponentially and today serves the entire Big Island.
HCFCU was searching for a robust solutions provider that would deliver a highly functional, reliable and secure debit and credit card program to its members, according to PSCU.
“PSCU has everything we were looking for in a partner, particularly the level of innovation and resources necessary to provide the high-quality member experience we desire,” said Jason Ayers, VP-lending at HCFCU. “We are extremely pleased to partner with PSCU to elevate and enhance our card programs, and we are eager to kick off what we expect to be a long-lasting relationship.”
PSCU said it will begin providing credit and debit processing services and support to 46,600 HCFCU members in February 2023.
‘Looking Forward’
“HCFCU’s dedication to its origin of empowering and serving its community resonated with PSCU’s commitment to providing the highest caliber of service,” said Chris Gunnare, SVP, chief sales officer at PSCU. “It is an honor to welcome the credit union to the growing PSCU family as we continue to expand our footprint in the Aloha State. We look forward to providing HCFCU and their members with cutting-edge technologies and best-in-class services – and an unparalleled member experience.”
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