MALVERN, PA (May 1, 2025) |
AKUVO, a leading technology organization specializing in collections and credit risk management, announced the addition of 10 new customers during the first quarter of 2025. These financial institutions have selected the AKUVO collections platform to elevate their collections strategy through modernized technology and automation.
New AKUVO customers include:
- Clearview Federal Credit Union, headquartered in Pittsburgh, Penn., manages $2 billion in assets and has 128,000 members.
- Lewis and Clark Credit Union, located in Lewiston, Idaho, has $226 million in assets and serves 21,000 members.
- Municipal Credit Union, one of the largest credit unions in New York City, holds $4.5 billion in assets and serves 618,000 members.
- PremierOne Credit Union, based in San Jose, Calif., serves 35,000 members and holds $611 million in assets.
- RadiFi Credit Union, headquartered in Jacksonville, Fla., manages $605 million in assets and serves 43,000 members.
- TRAX Federal Credit Union, based in Tampa, Fla., has $505 million in assets and serves 45,000 members.
- Valley Credit Union, located in Billings, Mont., manages $500 million in assets and serves 37,000 members.
These institutions cited a desire to move away from legacy systems, eliminate manual processes and gain a more proactive and digital approach to account holder outreach as key drivers in their decision to partner with AKUVO. Many also emphasized the need for a platform that could bolster their existing staff, provide self-service options to account holders, increase operational efficiency through automation and actionable insights, and provide better visibility into delinquency trends.
"AKUVO is proud to welcome this group of financial institutions to our growing community," said AKUVO Chief Revenue Officer Steve Castagna. "Their decision to trust AKUVO with their collections transformation reflects our continued investment in innovative technology, responsive support and a shared commitment to improving the account holder experience."
For more information about AKUVO and the AKUVO collections platform, visit www.akuvo.com.