Corelation Inc., a credit union core processor, announced that it has converted USE Credit Union, an $816-million institution based in San Diego, Cal., to its KeyStone core processing system.
This latest conversion comes on the heels of Corelation converting the $3.7 billion Desert Schools Federal Credit Union of Phoenix, Ariz., in September.
Corelation noted that USECU'S conversion was part of a three-year plan to completely overhaul its technology and digital delivery.
"The core conversion is a critical part of a longer-term technology plan and enterprise-wide strategy," said USECU President and CEO Jim Harris in a statement. "Implementing KeyStone is laying the foundation to better position us for future delivery. As a result of its [KeyStone] feature-rich functionality… we have already achieved efficiencies that were not previously available."
Harris added that implementing KeyStone came in direct response to USECU's employees request to provide them with more modern and efficient tools to perform their jobs.
"Our core will no longer be considered as a roadblock regarding service delivery, progress and innovation, which positively impacts our members," Harris stated. "As a result of KeyStone's flexibility, we have options to integrate with best in class platforms or handle development internally."
