Building on its record of growth, Corelation, Inc., welcomed 13 new credit union partners in the third quarter of 2025 (cumulative total of $9.9 billion in assets; 556,409 members). Ranging in assets from $110 million to $2.1 billion, these credit unions include Achieve Financial Credit Union, Baton Rouge Telco Federal Credit Union, City & County Credit Union, Communication Federal Credit Union, Corry Federal Credit Union, Dakotaland Federal Credit Union, Gold Coast Federal Credit Union, IDB Global Federal Credit Union, Meridian Trust Federal Credit Union, Mid-Atlantic Federal Credit Union, The Southern Credit Union, Tucson Federal Credit Union, and UVA Community Credit Union. By reaching this milestone, Corelation reaffirms its dedication to offering cutting-edge technology and personalized service that enable credit unions to thrive and drive the industry forward. Reflecting on their decision to join Corelation’s growing client community, Meridian Trust Federal Credit Union emphasized the value of innovation and collaboration. “Our decision to partner with Corelation reflects our commitment to innovation, transparency, and member-first service,” shared Andrew Shaw, Executive Vice President of Meridian Trust Federal Credit Union. “KeyStone’s intuitive design and open architecture empower our team to work smarter and deliver the kind of personalized experiences our members expect in a modern financial landscape. Corelation isn’t just a technology provider—they’re a strategic ally in our journey forward.” Sharing a similar perspective, Tucson Federal Credit Union pointed to KeyStone’s flexibility and person- centric design as central to their decision. “TFCU ultimately solidified our decision to choose Corelation’s KeyStone due to its modern, member-centric design and API-driven architecture, which provides the essential flexibility we need for rapid innovation,” said Matthew Gaspari, CEO of Tucson Federal Credit Union. “This powerful combination creates a platform that will support our future growth, enabling easier integration with fintechs and improving operational efficiency with a purpose-built system. Just as importantly, partnering with Corelation feels like a true alignment of values, given their credit-union-first mindset, leadership accessibility, and commitment to a partnership mentality that positions them as a strategic, long-term ally.” In selecting a new core processor, Communication Federal Credit Union found that Corelation’s innovative technology and shared philosophy of partnership aligned seamlessly with their long-term vision. “KeyStone’s intuitive interface, modern architecture, and open API made it a natural fit for our next core processor,” shared Laszlo Tallai, SVP of Growth & Innovation of Communication Federal Credit Union. “We needed a platform that was powerful and easy to use from day one, yet flexible enough to let us innovate and integrate with the best partners for our needs. Feedback from our credit union peers already using KeyStone was overwhelmingly positive and what truly set Corelation apart was their shared philosophy of partnership and people helping people. Their sole focus on core processing and deep understanding of credit unions gives us confidence that they’ll continue evolving KeyStone to support our long-term success.” All 13 credit unions are scheduled to convert to KeyStone in 2026 and 2027. “Welcoming these credit unions into the Corelation family is an honor and a responsibility we take to heart,” said Corelation CEO Rob Landis. “Our role is to provide the technology and partnership that empower credit unions to innovate with confidence, serve their members more deeply, and strengthen the movement as a whole as we continue shaping what’s next for credit unions.”
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