Delfi Launches CUSO With One Washington Financial and Maps Credit Union to Deliver Powerful AI-driven Balance Sheet Intelligence to Credit Unions Nationwide

Mark Zook

​Delfi Labs Inc. (“Delfi”), a leading AI-native balance sheet analytics and optimization platform, today announced the launch of a new Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO) led by One Washington Financial (OWF), the wholly owned holding company of Washington State Employees Credit Union (WSECU), with Maps Credit Union (Maps) joining as an early investor and adopter. The new CUSO democratizes access to modern ALM solutions, empowering credit unions with advanced, AI-powered analytics to make better balance-sheet decisions.
 
As part of efforts to accelerate their innovation agenda, OWF and WSECU back technologies such as Delfi’s that meaningfully improve balance sheet resilience and financial outcomes for their members.
 
“Credit unions face the same balance‑sheet challenges as their largest competitors, but they manage them with smaller teams," said Scott Daukas, Principal of OWF. "Delfi uses AI technology to bring large-bank capabilities to credit unions of all sizes. This CUSO is about faster, clearer insights that turn complex tradeoffs into confident, member‑first decisions."
 
As an adopter, Maps will be leveraging Delfi to protect margins, manage interest-rate risks more precisely, and unlock disciplined growth opportunities.
 
“Joining this CUSO provides us early access to technology essential for us to make scenario‑driven decisions at the speed our environment demands," said Mark Zook, CEO of Maps. "With Delfi, we have real‑time clarity across risk management, funding strategies, and loan opportunities. This improves our decision-making abilities to better safeguard the balance sheet and unlock growth."
 
“We’re excited to be partnered with such innovative and forward-thinking credit unions,” said Daniel Ahn, Co-Founder and CEO of Delfi. “Our AI technologies are meant to future-proof credit unions and help them punch above their weight for years to come.”

---