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Major US credit union deploys Wynyard Advanced Crime Analytics tool

Major US credit union deploys Wynyard Advanced Crime Analytics tool

Florida-based PSCU signs multi-year agreement with Kiwi software group

PSCU, a major credit union service organisation based in Florida, has signed a multi-year agreement to deploy Wynyard Group’s s internal fraud analytics solution.

“This agreement reinforces the value of Wynyard Advanced Crime Analytics for financial institutions as they increase their adoption of new fraud management technologies,” Wynyard CEO Craig Richardson said in a statement.

This agreement reinforces the value of Wynyard Advanced Crime Analytics for financial institutions as they increase their adoption of new fraud management technologies.

Craig Richardson, Wynyard

PSCU, based in St Petersburg in Florida, was established in 1977 and is now owned by over 700 member credit unions representing 18.5 million credit, debit, pre-paid, online bill payment, mobile and electronic banking accounts.

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Wynyard says its other clients in the financial sector include Co-op Money (previously NZACU), SBS (Southland bank), Lloyds of London, HML. Stock exchanges and clearing houses using its software include NZX, Singapore Stock Exchange and Malaysian Stock Exchange and GCC Exchange.

Read more: Wynyard software to help bust criminal gang active in 34 states in the US

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