OneAZ Credit Union to deploy Backbase’s Engagement Banking platform

  • Partnership: OneAZ Credit Union partners with Dutch digital banking solutions provider Backbase to enhance its digital services.
  • Platform Utilized: OneAZ will use Backbase’s Engagement Banking platform to expand its offerings, incorporating real estate, insurance, and lifestyle services, aiming to create a “one-stop shop” experience for members.
  • Platform Capabilities: Backbase’s platform integrates with over 10 core banking systems, providing tools for onboarding, loyalty, servicing, and loan origination.
  • Benefits: The integration will unify OneAZ’s IT architecture, improve agility, and give more control over future digital rollouts.
  • Leadership View: Brandon Michaels, president and CEO of OneAZ, describes Backbase’s platform as the “backbone” of their digital transformation.
  • Credit Union Stats: OneAZ operates 20 branches in Arizona, manages over $3.4 billion in assets, and services 200,000+ members and 12,000 businesses.
  • Backbase’s Global Reach: Backbase’s platform is used by 120 financial institutions worldwide, including Danske Bank, Bank Muamalat, and MyState Bank.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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