Credit union or bank to connect the Dwolla payment platform to their existing systems
Members of Veridian Credit Union can now gain access to the Dwolla online, mobile, social and location-based payments network which has been integrated with Veridian’s online banking platform via Dwolla’s FiSync service (view press release). FiSync allows a credit union or bank to connect the Dwolla payment platform to their existing systems, while their brand remains front and centre. The financial institutions customers are provided with real-time movement of funds.
Veridian’s members will have access to Dwolla directly though Veridian’s online site and will not be required to sign up with Dwolla. They will then be able to make Dwolla transfers to other Dwolla members, merchant or person, regardless of whether they are Veridian members. The transfers can be made via email address, mobile numbers, through social networking sites or based on location. FiSync is free to integrate for all financial institutions and services providers interested in connecting its systems with the payment network.
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