The wait is over. After a year of deliberation, and sorting through myriad ways to take its 875,000 members mobile, San Antonio-based Security Service Federal Credit Union has announced its selection of Portland, Ore.-based Tyfone as its mobile banking provider.
A top 10 credit union – with more than $6 billion in assets – SSFCU had not provided its members with mobile banking but knew this was high on the list of what members wanted in additional services.
"We are a conservative organization. We don't shoot from the hip," said SSFCU senior vice president John Worthington in offering a context for the Tyfone announcement.
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