Arizona State Savings & CU ChoosesDigital Insight

January 27, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

GLENDALE, Ariz. - (01/27/06) Arizona State Savings & CUannounced Thursday it has signed a five-year contract with DigitalInsight to implement the companys Internet Banking and BillPayment and Presentment services. The $1 billion credit union plansto migrate its 40,000 online banking and 8,000 bill pay users tothe Digital Insight system from an in-house platform. The deal willgive credit union members access to bill payment and presentment,online statements, check imaging, funds transfer, as well as directconnect and web connect features that enable Quicken and MicrosoftMoney users to seamlessly interact with their personal financialmanagement software.

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