Chalk another one up for the Malauzai Monkeys.

The third largest credit union in Colorado, Public Service Credit Union (PSCU) with more than $2.3 billion in assets and 219,00 members, has completed the roll-out of its new digital banking platform – powered by Malauzai Software. PSCU CEO Todd Marksberry said the Austin, Texas digital banking solutions provider was the only company able to deliver a fully-digital banking platform that could serve both its credit unions retail and business members.

“MalauzaiOne Digital Banking was the only solution that provided a unified member experience across all digital channels on a single platform,” Marksberry explained, pointing to the platform’s “feature-rich tools” for PSCU’s business banking members. “Despite the growing number of small businesses nationwide,” he added, “there continues to be a void in terms of digital banking tools that meet their needs.”

With MalauzaiOne Digital Banking, PSCU My eBanking mobile and online banking app users can access a suite of services including online and mobile banking, electronic statements, billpay, check imaging, remote deposit capture (RDC), and text/email alerts. PSCU retail and business members alike can also take advantage of financial management and budgeting tools. And as a single, end-to-end platform, Malauzai chief product officer Robb Gaynor explained, the technology provides a number of advantages for both FIs and customers. “We are easing maintenance, lowering costs, and supporting the overall simplicity of their digital banking efforts,” Gaynor said. PSCU notes that more than 91,000 members are actively using their digital banking technology.

Founded in 2009 and based in Austin, Texas, Malauzai Software demonstrated MOX Pay Powered by Visual App Builder at FinovateSpring 2016. Last month, Malauzai reported more than 200,000 mobile check deposit transactions per month and a monthly increase of 3% to 5% in overall RDC usage this year. In May, the company partnered with fellow Finovate alums Vantiv and OnDot to develop a youth spending solution, Family Manager: SmartKid Control. Malauzai began 2017 with the tailwind of a strong 2016, having expanded its customer base to more than 425 community FIs, grew the number of downloads of its SmartApps to more than 1.2 million, and established more than 200 points of integration, including with more than 40 core banking providers and payment processors. Malauzai has raised more than $24 million in funding and includes Live Oak Banking Company and Wellington Management among its investors.

PSCU is headquartered in Lone Tree, Colorado and was founded in 1938. The credit union has more than 28 branches in Colorado, and offers a wide range of financial products and services including savings and checking accounts, loans, mortgages, mobile banking, online billpay and more.

Enhanced card management and personalized transactions are among the new features for the latest edition Malauzai Software’s mobile and online banking SmartApps. Enhanced card management improves security by giving users the ability to switch cards on and off, establish accepted merchants and dollar thresholds, and transaction categories. And the personalized-transactions feature enables users to attach a photo or image to any transaction to make it easy to record and track spending.

“The recent developments within our SmartApps enable banks and credit unions to offer truly distinct digital channels that combine custom designs and analytics to allow consumers and small businesses to better control their finances,” says Robb Gaynor, chief product officer for Malauzai, headquartered in Austin, Texas.

Bill Bunn, SVP and head of retail banking at Park Sterling Bank, praised Malauzai for being “quick to market with new products and features that positively impact our customers.” Bunn says he appreciates how Malauzai’s technology has helped banks like his—with $3.2 billion in assets—compete with its larger rivals. “We love that we can get in front of customers and show that we can provide the same, if not better, products that the big banks provide,” Bunn said, “and Malauzai helps us do that.”

In addition to enhanced card management and personalized transactions, the new features to SmartApps include a Family Financial Manager that enables users to create apps for additional users (such as family members or financial advisers) and a “View as User” feature that enables professionals at financial institutions to “see what the customer sees” from their own consoles to better respond to questions and help solve problems.

Founded in 2009, Malauzai Software demonstrated its MOX Pay Powered by Visual App Builder at FinovateSpring 2016. The company has more than 85 employees, and its solutions are live with more than 400 banks and credit unions. Earlier this summer, Malauzai announced that it was adding mobile deposit functionality to its MOX Everywhere Suite, courtesy of a new partnership with fellow Finovate alum, Cachet Financial Solutions. Malauzai teamed up with Finovate alum Geezeo in April 2016 to bring PFM tools to more community financial institutions, and in March, the company joined BizEquity (yet another Finovate alum) in earning recognition at the Bank Director’s FinXTech Awards.