MARTINSVILLE, Va.–ValleyStar Credit Union has expanded its partnership with PSCU.
In addition to support services for credit, the CUSO will now also provide debit processing support for the credit union.
The $650-million ValleyStar, which currently operates in 44 counties and cities throughout Virginia and North Carolina, said it was searching for a robust solutions provider that would deliver a highly functional, reliable and secure debit card program to its members.
It was also seeking a partner that understood and employed the people helping people credit union philosophy, the credit union stated.
“PSCU has already proven itself a dedicated and trustworthy partner, and we felt that the CUSO was the right fit to keep our debit programs agile as we move forward in today’s constantly evolving digital landscape,” said Diane Walker, card services manager at ValleyStar. “PSCU’s shared commitment to delivering an unparalleled experience allows us to focus on our members, which is always our ultimate goal.”
PSCU will begin providing debit processing services and support to more than 45,000 members starting in fall of 2022.
‘Meeting Members Where They Are’
“The way in which ValleyStar lives up to its goal of meeting members where they are in their lives is admirable, and we are proud to expand our partnership with them,” said Chris Gunnare, SVP, chief sales officer at PSCU. “We look forward to continuing to leverage our industry-leading technology to help ValleyStar meet their goals while also making a difference in their members’ financial lives.”
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