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Oregon State Credit Union partners Bankjoy for account opening and loan solutions

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  • Oregon State Credit Union has partnered with US-based banking technology vendor Bankjoy for its online account opening solution to drive new member acquisition and deposit growth.
  • The solution offers an ultra-fast, 90-second onboarding process, utilizing an ID-selfie matching process and allowing configuration of enrollment workflows for various account types and funding options.
  • The credit union, serving over 142,000 members, aims to enhance its digital capabilities and support online, mobile, and in-branch channels for member onboarding.
  • Bankjoy’s online loan application product has also been integrated into the credit union’s digital banking platform (NCR) and core processing platform (Corelation KeyStone) to streamline the loan origination and approval process.
  • Kim Sather, Chief Information Officer for Oregon State Credit Union, sees Bankjoy as an integral part of their long-term digital transformation journey.
  • Bankjoy’s CEO, Michael Duncan, emphasizes the importance of digital onboarding channels in today’s economic climate to generate deposit and loan growth, manage funding costs, and address the decrease in physical branch footfall.
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