New mobile banking apps for iPhones and Androids were downloaded more than 2,500 times in the four weeks after they were launched by the $1.1 billion Meriwest Credit Union in San Jose, Calif.

The new offerings, launched Oct. 14, provide more transaction history details and transfer options, branch and ATM locators, built-in financial tools and enhanced usability, and were provided by Access Softek, Meriwest said.

Meriwest said its first iPhone app was introduced in March 2010. The 83,000-member credit union said it currently has more than 7,800 mobile users across all the platforms it offers for that channel.

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