The services enable the Vermont-based credit union's members to transfer funds between bank accounts and to monitor checking and savings balances via cell phone.
In January, St. Petersburg, Fla.-based PSCU signed an agreement to resell Sausalito, Calif.-based mFoundry's Applet service, which enables cell-phone users to download applications onto their phones. In addition, PSCU offers a Wireless Application Protocol, which PSCU developed internally, to credit-union members.
The wireless protocol uses a cell phone's Web browser to access mBanking information, and mFoundry accesses mBanking information through a menu-driven application, PSCU said in January.
The company also announced at the time mFoundry and the Wireless Application Protocol eventually would provide access to prepaid, credit card and bill-payment accounts. PSCU did not respond to inquiries regarding the additional services.
