November 2024: Top five banking technology stories of the month
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top banking tech stories of the month.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top banking tech stories of the month.
The $632 million-asset credit union is set to launch new products with Jack Henry’s core platform.
FFBKC aims to leverage Jack Henry’s tech to extend its services to SMBs.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top core banking stories of the month.
The bank is to adopt Jack Henry’s core processing solution and digital banking platform Banno.
The bank is to adopt the vendor’s LoanVantage solution and Banno Digital Platform.
The bank will have access to the vendor’s network of over 950 API-integrated, third-party fintechs.
The Arizona-based credit union is consolidating its tech infrastructure under one platform.
FinTech Futures recaps five of the top core banking deals of 2023.
Jack Henry says its open banking infrastructure was the decisive factor for CU1 to migrate its core.
Major previously spent more than 15 years with banking tech firm Jack Henry.
The scalable platform is built on an open-API infrastructure, allowing the credit union to customise features.
Greenpenny is a start-up bank in the US focused on sustainable energy and powered by Decorah Bank & Trust.
With Jack Henry’s tech, L&N FCU plans to continue expanding its services while maintaining its “hyper-local approach”.
Texas-based TIB is moving from a proprietary 20-year-old core to a fully outsourced tech model.
Through the partnership, the bank aims to automate processes and boost efficiency and customer service.
UMe members will be able to access Bankjoy’s digital banking platform, including mobile and online banking.
Customers can now access digital tools designed to improve financial literacy and establish saving habits.
The self-described “payments nerd” says he is leaving the payments industry after 41 years.
MVB Bank has become the first live user of the RTP Send functionality offered by Victor Technologies.
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New-name wins are Bank of Burlington, RockPoint Bank, and Moultrie Bank & Trust.
The new digital bank will be launched nationwide in early 2023.
The new solution will be hosted in a private cloud environment.
Southwestern US bank picked SilverLake after feedback from its peers.
The Iowa-based bank replaces several legacy systems
The two companies say they’ve been “strong business partners” for years.
With the aim to bring in more commercial customers.
New tech is provided by Jack Henry’s ProfitStars division.
Connecticut-based bank plans to “double or triple in size” over the next ten years.
Stepping it up in Maine, US.
US-based Bolts Technologies offers boltsOPEN, a digital account opening solution.
Jack Henry’s Silverlake core banking system will be delivered on a hosted basis.
Three US start-up banks are being launched in North Carolina, with one also powering up in South Carolina.
MBT Bank has signed for Jack Henry’s Silverlake (core banking) and Banno (online and mobile channels).
Moving from Jack Henry’s CIF 20/20 core banking system to Silverlake.
The Silverlake core banking system will support retail and commercial banking operations at Town Square Bank.
The solution is supplied on a hosted basis via JHA OutLink Processing Services.
A major milestone in the Jack Henry and Geezeo partnership.
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust has implemented new core banking software, Jack Henry & Associates’ Silverlake, provided on an outsourced basis.