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Corelation Welcomes Seven New Credit Unions in Second Quarter 2025, Totaling $9.8 Billion in Assets

7/14/2025

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Corelation, Inc., expands its client base in the second quarter of 2025 with the addition of seven new credit union partners (cumulative total of $9.8 billion in assets; 543,018 members).

These credit unions range in assets from $5 million to $8.3 billion and include CEFCU, Chemco Credit Union, City Credit Union, EFCU Financial Federal Credit Union, Great Erie Federal Credit Union, Illinois State Credit Union, and TelComm Credit Union. This achievement highlights Corelation's dedication to delivering innovative technology and tailored support that helps credit unions thrive and elevate the industry.

CEFCU’s decision to partner with Corelation was rooted in a shared commitment to innovation and member-centric values.

“When CEFCU was evaluating providers for our core system, we were actually looking for a partner; an organization that not only provided the best solution, but one that also valued providing an extraordinary member experience just as much as we do.  We found that with Corelation,” shared Matt Mamer, CEFCU President/CEO. “Beyond their exceptional reputation in the industry, in our meetings with them, we discovered their dedication to serving not only our team, but also CEFCU members, was equal to our own. The functionality of the KeyStone system, along with Corelation’s culture – it was just the perfect fit for CEFCU.”

Other credit unions echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing Corelation’s modern technology, strong client relationships, and alignment with their long-term strategic goals.

“Our decision to partner with Corelation and implement KeyStone was driven by their modern, forward- thinking technology and their reputation for outstanding client service,” said Chief Administrative Officer of City Credit Union, Mitchell Clark. “We wanted a core platform that could evolve with our strategic vision and integrate easily with third party systems while delivering reliable performance for our members and staff for years to come. After thorough evaluation, it became clear that Corelation’s commitment to innovation, service, and partnership aligned perfectly with our goals.”

Great Erie Federal Credit Union shared what set Corelation apart during their core selection process and why KeyStone was the clear choice for their future.

“KeyStone stood out as the modern, flexible solution that empowers our staff to better serve our members,” said Robyn Young, President/CEO of Great Erie Federal Credit Union. “With its real-time data, intuitive interface, and credit union-focused design, we knew we were making the right decision. Corelation’s team understood our needs from day one, and their commitment to long-term partnership and innovation confirmed that KeyStone is the best fit for our future.”

“What ultimately solidified our decision to partner with Corelation and move to the KeyStone platform was the feedback and enthusiasm from our entire team. We engaged every department throughout the evaluation process, and their voices clearly pointed us toward Corelation,” expressed Jessica Shorney, President/CEO of TelComm Credit Union. “We love that they are solely focused on core processing and are driven by a deep understanding of credit unions. Their open API model gives us the freedom to select best-in-class partners across the board without being locked into a single vendor ecosystem. This shift opens up a world of possibilities for us to innovate, grow, and deliver an even better experience for our members.”

All 7 credit unions are scheduled to convert to KeyStone in 2026 and 2027.

“It’s a privilege to partner with these outstanding credit unions as they take this important step forward with KeyStone,” said Corelation CEO Rob Landis. “We’re committed to walking alongside them every step of the way and helping shape a stronger, more innovative future for the credit union movement.”

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