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3Rivers Deploys Photo Bill Pay to Boost Mobile Adoption Rates

Last month, the $780 million 3Rivers Federal Credit Union of Fort Wayne, Ind., became the nations first credit union to launch Picture Pay.

By Missy Baxter | Updated on August 14, 2013
A 3Rivers employee conducts a hands-on demonstration of Picture Pay with a member.

Last month, the $780 million 3Rivers Federal Credit Union of Fort Wayne, Ind., became the nation’s first credit union to launch Picture Pay, a mobile photo bill payment solution that generated industry buzz earlier this year at Finovate in San Francisco.

In addition to enabling 3Rivers to fulfill members’ desire for a simple mobile bill pay solution, Picture Pay could help increase mobile adoption and member satisfaction, said Kevin Schull, chief information officer. Currently, 17% of checking account holders at the 67,000-member credit union utilize mobile platforms, but Schull said he hopes Picture Pay will boost those numbers.

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