KNOXVILLE, Tenn.–Credit unions continue to invest in a wide variety both back office and member-facing solutions, while vendors continue to introduce new offerings.
As part of the CU Daily’s ongoing CU Shopper series, here are some of the products credit unions are buying and others various providers are now offering.
Y-12 Partners With Greenlight Financial on Fit Lit App
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Y-12 Credit Union has partnered with Greenlight Financial Technology Inc. to provide families with complimentary access to Greenlight’s financial literacy app for children and teens, the credit union said.
Greenlight offers a debit card and mobile application designed to help young people learn money management skills under parental supervision. The platform allows parents to send money, automate allowances, assign and track chores, set spending controls and monitor transactions in real time.
Children and teens gain hands-on experience with earning, saving, giving and spending, while also accessing Greenlight Level Up, a gamified financial education program that uses curriculum-based challenges and rewards to reinforce learning.
The partnership is aimed at supporting financial education for families by combining digital tools with parental oversight. Greenlight’s platform is used nationally and has received multiple industry awards for its approach to youth financial literacy.
Y-12 Credit Union said the offering aligns with its focus on helping members build long-term financial well-being, beginning at an early age.
Digital Storefront Rebrands as Movemint
NEW YORK — Digital Storefront, a digital marketing and embedded finance platform serving financial institutions, has rebranded as Movemint, the company said.
The new name reflects the company’s expanded focus on helping financial institutions drive growth across loans, deposits and non-interest income. Movemint connects consumer engagement to action through personalized digital experiences designed to increase product adoption.
The platform integrates natively into digital banking systems and extends across branch, contact center and marketing channels, supporting coordinated engagement throughout the consumer lifecycle. Movemint combines data intelligence and automation to deliver targeted product experiences at scale.
“Our rebrand to Movemint marks an important next chapter for the company,” CEO Brian Bodell said, citing continued investment in innovation and measurable outcomes for partners.
Movemint provides institutions with visibility into engagement and performance metrics, allowing them to track behavior, deliver tailored offers and respond more quickly to market changes.
Michael Savino, chief lending officer at Municipal Credit Union, said the rebrand reflects the platform’s evolution and growing impact for partners.
More information is available at MovemintTech.com.
MDT Reports Growth in Clients During 2025
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. — MDT, a CUSO focused on financial technology strategy and implementation, reported growth in clients, leadership and partnerships during 2025, the company said.
Four credit unions selected MDT during the year, while 15 existing clients renewed or expanded their relationships. Institutions including Adventure Credit Union, Afena Federal Credit Union and Homeland Credit Union deepened engagements to enhance digital infrastructure and operational efficiency.
MDT also named Chris Kowal as chief executive officer and added Emily Szymczak as chief financial officer, strengthening its leadership team as the organization scaled its offerings.
The CUSO said it released two white papers in 2025 focused on improving efficiency and addressing budgeting challenges, aimed at helping credit unions modernize processes and adopt automation.
MDT expanded its partner ecosystem and launched a new Partner Program offering curated fintech solutions designed to integrate with existing technology environments.
The company was named a Best Place to Work in Financial Technology for the sixth consecutive year. MDT also hosted its 2025 MDT E3 Conference, drawing nearly 300 credit union executives and technology leaders. The 2026 conference is scheduled for May 18–20 in Detroit.
mysherpas, MACU Complete Implementation of Cloud-Based Lending Platform
SALT LAKE CITY — mysherpas has completed the implementation of its cloud-based lending platform with Mountain America Credit Union’s business lending group in 42 days, the company said.
The rollout, completed ahead of Mountain America’s core conversion, included training more than 100 team members and migrating existing workflows onto mysherpas’ no-code platform. The timeline was significantly shorter than the industry average, the company said.
The implementation used mysherpas’ Summit Success Process, which combines operational assessment with rapid deployment. The effort reduced redundant systems, simplified data flows and aligned commercial, small-business and SBA lending operations.
“This wasn’t another software install, it was a business acceleration,” said Chad Witcher, vice president of business lending at Mountain America Credit Union.
Mysherpas said its platform acts as a unified workflow layer across existing systems, consolidating tools such as email, document storage and task management into a single workspace. The solution is designed to complement existing loan origination systems and core platforms.
CEO Joshua Talbert said the company focuses on measurable, sustainable transformation rather than speed alone.
LEVERAGE Partners With CU Audit Group, Thoroughbred Business Services
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — LEVERAGE, the service corporation of The League of Credit Unions and Affiliates, announced a strategic partnership involving Credit Union Audit Group and Thoroughbred Business Services, expanding audit services for Kentucky credit unions.
Under the agreement, Credit Union Audit Group has joined Thoroughbred’s Relationship Rewards Program as a platinum-level partner, providing participating credit unions with access to audit and assurance services tailored exclusively to the credit union industry.
Credit Union Audit Group specializes in audits designed to strengthen internal controls, reduce risk and support sound governance. Credit unions using its services through the program are eligible for a 25% annual rebate on purchase amounts.
LEVERAGE said the partnership supports its mission to connect credit unions with cooperative-aligned service providers.
The Relationship Rewards Program reinvests revenue back into participating credit unions, providing both operational support and financial value, the company said.
UK Credit Union Partners With Glia On AI Tools
LEXINGTON, Ky. — UK Credit Union is reporting it has partnered with Glia to deploy artificial intelligence tools aimed at enhancing member service and financial wellness.
The partnership will support UK Credit Union’s 111,000 members by combining AI-powered interactions with human support across digital and voice channels. The platform is designed to replicate the personalized experience members receive in branches while supporting the credit union’s expanding geographic footprint, according to Glia.
Glia said its technology automates routine interactions, allowing frontline agents to focus on more complex member needs. UK Credit Union expects the use of voice AI to reduce live-agent call volumes by about 40%, enabling staff to spend more time on relationship-building.
“This isn’t about replacing human connection,” said Kenneth Barras, associate vice president of member experience. “It’s about enhancing and scaling the service experience our members trust.”
Glia said its platform includes data privacy safeguards and ensures AI-generated responses are approved and accurate.
Glia CEO Dan Michaeli said the partnership aligns technology with the credit union’s mission to reinvest savings into its community.
DaLand CUSO Reports Canvas CU Has Become an Owner
GLASTONBURY, Conn. — DaLand CUSO said Canvas Credit Union has become an owner following the deployment of DaLand’s Coin2Core digital asset solution within Canvas’ Jack Henry Symitar core system.
With the addition of Canvas, DaLand now supports integrations across the three major credit union core platforms — Corelation KeyStone, Fiserv DNA and Jack Henry Symitar — enabling credit unions to offer digital asset services directly within core banking environments.
Coin2Core allows members to buy, sell, hold and spend bitcoin and other digital assets alongside traditional accounts within existing mobile and online banking platforms.
Canvas Credit Union CIO David Pierce said the ownership investment reflects confidence in a core-centric approach to digital assets that maintains institutional control and regulatory alignment.
DaLand said its cooperative ownership model allows credit unions to retain governance and economics over digital asset infrastructure, positioning them to meet growing member demand while preserving the member relationship.
The company said the Symitar integration completes the infrastructure needed for broader industry adoption.
