Service CU Extends With DigitalInsight

May 11, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

PORTSMOUTH, N.H. - (05/11/06) Service CU announced Wednesdayan extension of its online banking and bill payment contract withDigital Insight. The multi-year agreement extends services to morethan 41,000 active Internet Banking users and 13,000 Bill Paymentusers. Since March 2004, member adoption of Service CUsInternet Banking has increased 42%, and its base of online BillPayment users has increased 62%. Today, nearly 42% of the $1billion credit union's members bank online, and approximatelyone-third of these users utilize online Bill Payment throughDigital Insight.

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