LIVERMORE, Calif.–OE Federal Credit Union here has selected PSCU for credit and debit processing support and services.
The $1.4-billion, labor-based CU serves members across six states and 125 union groups.
“OE Federal was looking for a true payments partner that displayed a willingness to work with the credit union, its employees and members to help them gain maximum value from the credit union’s payments solutions,” PSCU said.
The CUSO added that in addition, OE Federal was interested in working with an organization with a documented history of investing in technology and delivering solutions in close partnership with credit unions.
“PSCU had everything we were looking for in a partner, and we were especially impressed by their member-facing technology that will help us deliver an exceptional member experience,” said Deepak Godhwani, chief financial officer of OE Federal. “PSCU’s history of supporting members directly with its 24/7/365 member support services was also an important part of our decision as it demonstrated an expertise and commitment to supporting credit union members directly.”
The Timeframe
PSCU said it will begin providing credit and debit processing services and support to more than 89,600 OE Federal members in November.
“OE Federal’s dedication to serving its members is a priority shared by PSCU, making the partnership a natural fit,” said Chris Gunnare, SVP, chief sales officer at PSCU. “We look forward to our burgeoning relationship with OE Federal and delivering best-in-class services to its members, supported by our cutting-edge technologies and tools.”
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