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Mobile Banking

Mobile Finance Manager™ – (MFM)

Mobile Finance Manager™ is an integrated mobile banking solution that offers the most secure, flexible, feature rich and easy to use package on the market. MFM successfully integrates the financial institutions core processor with all three major end-user mobile banking technologies - downloadable apps, text messaging, and mobile website.

The benefits of this cost-effective integration are:  (1) your customers and CU members have customized access to their accounts, and (2) your institution has complete end-to-end control from the end-user to the core system.

Mobile Finance Manager Services

  • View account balances & history
  • Pay bills online - iPay, ORCC, FIS, Checkfree, PSCU, WRG
  • Create graphical reports - PFM lite
  • Send/receive secure and trusted communications
  • Set alerts
  • Sophisticated layered security
  • Send P2P payments
  • Make mobile deposits
  • Find branch and ATM locations

MFM Highlights 

  • More coverage of downloadable apps: iPhone, Android, iPad, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Java, Palm and more on the way
  • 2 way SMS alerts
  • Complete package with all components fully integrated
  • Multiple layers of security: What you know, what you have and new security innovations from Access Softek
  • Unified enrollment
  • Direct integration to the core with no screen scraping

MFM is the first mobile banking solution to provide the control and flexibility of single-vendor integration of all three major end-user technologies (APP, WAP & SMS), and their direct connection to the core processor. This empowers end-users to choose the appropriate mobile account access method that best fits their lifestyle.

MFM offers complete control over sensitive financial data as it flows between end user, bill-pay provider and the FI’s core processor. This end-to-end control eliminates many business risks such as interruption of service due to non-cooperating vendors. It also avoids the reliability issues and security risks inherent with the process of “screen-scraping” online-banking data from 3rd-party applications.