NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Volunteer Corporate Credit Union has invested $2.66 million in InvestiFi, a credit union service organization that provides digital investing tools through financial institutions’ existing online and mobile banking platforms.
The investment builds on a strategic partnership established in 2025 and expands VolCorp’s relationship with the technology provider, according to VolCorp.
“Credit unions are facing unprecedented changes in member expectations, technology, and competition,” said Jeff Merry, VolCorp’s president and CEO. “Our responsibility is not only to meet today’s needs but to help credit unions prepare for what’s ahead. This investment reflects our belief in the future of digital financial services and our commitment to bringing innovative, member-focused solutions to the credit unions we serve.”
Investing Within Digital Banking
InvestiFi enables financial institutions to offer stocks, exchange-traded funds, guided investing and other investment options within their existing digital banking services, VolCorp said.
The model is designed to make investing more accessible while helping credit unions strengthen member relationships and retain members’ financial assets within their own financial services ecosystem, according to VolCorp.
InvestiFi grew from five signed credit unions at the end of 2024 to more than 60 financial institution clients representing more than 5 million online banking users by mid-2026, VolCorp said.
The company also has expanded its platform capabilities and digital banking integrations to address the complex technology environment in which credit unions operate, according to the announcement.
‘True Champion’
“VolCorp has been a true champion of innovation for credit unions, and we’re deeply grateful for their support,” said Kian Sarreshteh, InvestiFi’s founder and CEO. “This investment is yet another vote of confidence in what InvestiFi is bringing to the market, and we look forward to helping even more credit unions deliver investing to their members right where they already bank.”
