ORLANDO -Ben Psillas has left Rate Reset, the financial services startup firm that allows consumers to reset rates on auto and mortgage loans from their desktop.

NACUSO is hosting its annual conference at the Disney Yacht Club Resort through Thursday.

Keith Kelly, co-founder and now CEO of the firm, said Psillas had only been with the company a short while but had played  a strong role helping position it for growth.

Psillas, show above, had returned to work on an auto retailing startup firm that he had started to work on before joining Rate Reset, Kelly said.

Psillas confirmed this, but declined to offer any more details about the new company.

“I wish I could tell you more, but we just aren't in a place where we can comment yet,” Psillas said. “Look for more information maybe soon.”

Psillas, took Allpoint from its founding as an ATM network fee-free system to the consumer to the point of its purchase by Cardtronics.

Meanwhile Kelly reported that Rate Reset is continuing to grow. Interviewed on site at the NACUSO 2015 Annual Conference, Kelly reported that credit unions which signed up for the company's auto loan reset program 15 weeks ago have already reset 1158 loans worth more than $19 million.