Star One CU Expands uMonitor Pact With P-To-P Service

Published February 23, 2009, 6:00 p.m. EST

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Updated August 27, 2020, 12:48 a.m. EDT

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SUNNYVALE, Calif. – Star One CU said it has renewed and expanded uOpen and uFund contracts with uMonitor and to add the company’s uTransfer account-to-account funds transfer services.

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Star One has worked with uMonitor since 2006, leveraging uOpen & uFund for a streamlined account opening and funding process online and in the branch. The service enables new members to set-up deposit accounts, fund them and sign up for additional offers such as online banking and ATM cards. Members are also presented with preapproved offers, including credit cards and auto loans, using the credit union's decisioning logic.

uMonitor is based in Memphis, Tenn.

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