Albuquerque, NM (October 6, 2025) |
CU ATM Services, a subsidiary of CU Anytime and a Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO) with nearly two decades of experience supporting credit unions, is proud to announce a new partnership with Seattle Credit Union. Through this collaboration, Seattle Credit Union will utilize CU ATM Services’ item proofing expertise to enhance operational efficiency and allow internal teams to focus on core initiatives.
Seattle Credit Union will benefit from CU ATM Services’ tenured proofing team, known for its ability to detect fraud trends and identify suspicious items. The service is fully customizable, allowing each credit union to tailor proofing guidelines to meet their unique operational needs.
“We’re thrilled to bring our item proofing expertise to Seattle Credit Union, helping their team stay focused on what matters most—their members,” said Meredith Brown, Vice President at CU ATM Services. “As a CUSO with nearly two decades of experience supporting credit unions, we understand the importance of tailoring our services to meet each institution’s unique needs. We look forward to streamlining this critical back-office function so Seattle Credit Union can continue delivering exceptional service.”
This partnership was initiated through a recommendation from Mylisa Randolph, now Vice President, Support Services at Seattle Credit Union, who previously worked with CU ATM Services at another credit union. Reflecting on her experience, she shared:
“I’ve worked with the CU ATM Services team for many years, and their friendly business model, prompt responsiveness, and collaborative approach have made our partnership truly flourish. They tailor their work to each credit union’s needs without hesitation, and the work they perform on behalf of our credit union saves our team hours of work every single day. Their consistency, professionalism, and commitment to service have made them an invaluable extension of our team. I would recommend them to any credit union looking to improve their back-end remote deposit process.”