On the heels of winning “Best in Show” at the CUNA Technology Council’s annual conference awards program, Salt Lake City-based POPin Video Banking Collaboration on Thursday announced its rebranding as POPio Mobile Video Cloud.
The name change is said to be part of POPio’s evolution as a platform for providing point-of-purchase experiences consumers can move in and out of, blending physical and digital interactions across all channels by utilizing the mobile video cloud.
POPio Mobile Video Cloud said its patented platform merges face-to-face video chat with real-time digital collaboration between consumers and financial representatives, allowing people to access branch services and complete nearly all banking needs through the mobile video cloud and from personal mobile devices – including document approvals and applications, ID verifications, consultations and more – removing the need for either party to be in a physical branch or office.
“Mobile and video technology working together is the future of financial services,” Gene Pranger, POPio Mobile Video Cloud founder and CEO, said in a statement.
Along with the name change, POPio Mobile Video Cloud announced an additional six credit unions as clients. They are:
- $159 million-asset Chaffey Federal Credit Union, Upland, Calif.
- $255 million Decatur Earthmover Credit Union, Forsyth, Ill.
- $462 million First Credit Union, Chandler, Ariz.
- $140 million Providence Federal Credit Union, Milwaukie, Ore.
- $43 million River Valley Community Federal Credit Union, Camden, Ark.
- $335 million SouthPoint Financial Credit Union, Sleepy Eye, Minn.
