Tyfone Acquires ATTUNE for Account Opening and Loan Origination Solutions 

Tyfone Acquires ATTUNE for Account Opening and Loan Origination Solutions 
  • Tyfone is acquiring ATTUNE to add consumer and business account opening, deposit funding, loan origination, and servicing capabilities to its digital banking platform.
  • The deal gives Tyfone a role earlier in the customer lifecycle, allowing it to support financial institutions from acquisition and onboarding through lending, payments, servicing, and ongoing digital banking.
  • The acquisition advances Tyfone’s evolution into a broader end-to-end banking technology provider, building on its history in mobile banking, payments, and multichannel digital banking.

Digital banking solutions company Tyfone is doubling down on its account opening and loan origination operations with the acquisition of New York-based ATTUNE.

Tyfone anticipates the acquisition will expand its platform with consumer and business account opening, deposit funding, loan origination, and servicing capabilities. Overall, the acquisition will allow the Oregon-based company to extend its digital experience from the first interaction through the entire, lifelong engagement. Additionally, Tyfone will use ATTUNE to help it build account opening and loan origination into its new lending platform.

“Community financial institutions have always differentiated themselves through trusted relationships, but today those relationships increasingly begin through digital channels,” said Tyfone CEO Siva Narendra. “This acquisition completes the digital financial relationship by bringing account opening, lending, payments, servicing, and AI-powered engagement together within a single platform. More importantly, it gives financial institutions the flexibility to compete digitally while preserving the personal relationships that have always been their greatest advantage.”

ATTUNE was founded in 2019 to offer end-to-end digital solutions for lending and home buying. The company’s Digital Origination Platform helps organize, manage, and process customers and financial products to help banks meet and stay ahead of their customers’ financial needs, and then intelligently provide logical product and service solutions. ATTUNE’s account opening and loan origination solutions are core and digital banking agnostic, which allows financial institutions to deploy them alongside their existing systems or integrate them with Tyfone’s nFinia Digital Banking Solution. 

“When we founded ATTUNE, our belief was simple,” said ATTUNE Founder and CEO AK Patel. “Community financial institutions shouldn’t have to stitch together multiple vendors to deliver a modern digital experience. The future of banking belongs to institutions that can acquire, onboard, lend to, and serve customers through one connected platform. Joining Tyfone accelerates that vision by bringing together digital account opening, lending, payments, servicing, digital banking, and AI into a single open ecosystem.”

Integrating ATTUNE’s expertise and technology into its own platform will bring Tyfone’s bank clients a unified experience that simplifies operations by eliminating fragmented point solutions in order to help banks build stronger customer relationships. With ATTUNE’s technology, banks will be able to originate consumer and business loans, accept payments through Quick Pay, offer payment flexibility with Skip-a-Pay, and manage collections with Collect.

The acquisition comes as community banks and credit unions increasingly look to consolidate their technology stacks, replacing fragmented point solutions with platforms that can support more of the customer lifecycle. Adding ATTUNE will evolve Tyfone beyond its roots in digital banking by giving it a role at the very beginning of the customer relationship. Instead of first engaging with a customer after an account has already been opened or a loan originated, Tyfone can now support the relationship from acquisition and onboarding through lending, payments, servicing, and ongoing digital banking.

“Together, we’re helping community financial institutions compete on experience instead of size, deepen customer relationships, and innovate faster while preserving the personal service that has always been their greatest competitive advantage,” added Patel.

Tyfone is one of the earlier Finovate alums, having demoed at the first Finovate event to take place in San Francisco at FinovateSpring 2008. At the show, Tyfone Co-Founder Siva Narendra demoed a memory card for a mobile phone that facilitated contactless payments. The company, which used to focus on mobile-only solutions, began developing for multiple channels in 2014. A decade later, in 2024, Tyfone launched its Payfinia brand to provide instant payment solutions to both financial institutions and third-party organizations.

Interestingly, Tyfone has evolved from mobile payments to multichannel banking to instant payments to lending and digital banking. This week’s acquisition of ATTUNE marks another step in this progression, making Tyfone more of an end-to-end banking technology platform and less of a digital banking interface provider.


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Fintech Rundown: A Rapid Review of Weekly News

Fintech Rundown: A Rapid Review of Weekly News

The first quarter of 2026 comes to a close tomorrow. And amid the rush of end-of-month, end-of-quarter news, don’t forget that April Fool’s Day, April 1st, is right in the middle of the week.

Every year there are a handful of fintechs that like to take advantage of the occasion by having a little fun with the press, so it’s always a good idea of have a bit of extra skepticism if you come across a headline that seems a little sensational over the next few days. Here on the Fintech Rundown, we promise to do our level best to keep you fool-free!


Digital banking

Metro Credit Union to deploy Tyfone’s nFinia Digital Banking Platform.

Digital-only business banking startup VALT secures conditional approval for a national charter from the OCC.

Rhineback Bank teams up with Alkami solution team MANTL to enhance digital banking onboarding.

Money transfer innovator Wise launches current accounts for its active UK customers and business clients.

Vantage Bank adopts Finzly’s newly launched FX STAR+ application, running on the BankOS platform.

Payments

GoCardless completes recurring Pay by Bank transaction on behalf of business energy supplier Jellyfish Energy.

DeFi

B2B cross border payments infrastructure company Nium unveils a dual-network stablecoin card issuance platform.

Financial wellness

Visa introduces subscription management service.

Insurtech

Corgi Insurance acquires Corgi.com domain en route to building its fully-integrated, AI-powered insurance carrier.

Digital communications

AI-powered digital communications governance and archiving technology partner Shield unveils new enhancements to its Shield Archive solution.

Lending

Worth, a fintech platform that helps financial institutions onboard and undewrite small and medium-sized businesses, raises $30 million in Series A funding.


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Tyfone Unveils New Loan Servicing Solution Loanovia for Credit Unions

Tyfone Unveils New Loan Servicing Solution Loanovia for Credit Unions
  • Digital banking solutions provider Tyfone announced the launch of new loan servicing and payments business unit, Loanovia.
  • Loanovia’s flagship lending solutions have already been deployed in more than 80 applications at credit unions throughout the US.
  • Among Finovate’s earliest alums, Portland, Oregon-based Tyfone made its Finovate debut at FinovateSpring 2008.

Digital banking solutions provider Tyfone announced the formation of Loanovia, a new loan servicing and payments business unit. The company added that Loanovia’s suite of lending solutions—Skip-A-Pay, Quick Pay, and Collect—have already been deployed in more than 80 applications at credit unions across the US.

Loanovia’s solutions will help credit unions automate payment processes, lower operational costs, enhance the member experience, and generate non-interest income. Skip-A-Pay is an automated, self-service loan skip solution that enables members to defer a loan payment in real time, while generating non-interest income for the credit union via skip fees. Quick Pay is a real-time, digital-banking-agnostic loan payment solution that enables account holders to pay any loan from any device using any payment method without requiring a digital banking login. Collect centralizes outreach, payment processing, and performance reporting into a unified workflow to provide financial institutions with greater visibility into delinquency trends, automate follow-ups, and improve recovery rates.

“Loanovia was established with a simple mission: to make lending services easy for credit unions,” Loanovia President John-Ashley Paul said. “We recognized that loan payments and loan skips were pain points. They were time-consuming, manual, and often frustrating to the member and the credit union. Working in collaboration with credit unions, we resolved those issues and have found the perfect balance in generating operational savings and workflow efficiencies, while providing an invaluable service. Members are empowered to pay or skip loans anytime, from anywhere on any device, without requiring a branch visit or phone call. The initial response was overwhelmingly positive; it is a great tool for building long-term relationships and loyalty.”

In a statement, Tyfone announced that Loanovia had partnered with the Iowa Credit Union League (ICUL) to make the company’s loan servicing solutions available to a broader range of credit unions. Based in West Des Moines, Iowa, ICUL is a non-profit trade association that represents the interests of Iowa’s state and federally chartered credit unions, serving more than 1.5 million members.

“At ICUL, we are committed to delivering meaningful value to our member credit unions through thoughtfully selected service offerings and strategic partnerships,” Iowa Credit Union League Chief Operating Officer Matt Oakley said. “This partnership with Loanovia reflects that commitment and our continued focus on connecting credit unions with trusted providers offering innovative, proven solutions. These solutions drive efficiency, streamline processes, and strengthen member loyalty—further advancing the member-first philosophy that defines Iowa credit unions.”

One of Finovate’s earliest alums, Tyfone made its Finovate debut at FinovateSpring 2008. In the years since then, the Portland, Oregon-based company has grown into a major digital banking solutions provider with more than 100 customers and 200+ integrations. Tyfone integrates digital banking, instant payments, and intelligent, AI-powered tools to help financial institutions streamline operations, improve efficiency, and enhance customer experiences.

Are you a credit union that is looking for ways to build your membership community, offer innovative new solutions and take advantage of enabling technologies like AI? This year’s FinovateSpring2026 in San Diego—May 5 through May 7—will feature a range of sessions dedicated to helping credit unions grow and thrive.

Check out the FinovateSpring agenda today for more information on our AI on a Shoestring executive briefing, our Credit Union Spotlight and Breakfast, and more!


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Larky and Tyfone Team Up to Enhance Account Holder Engagement for Financial Institutions

Larky and Tyfone Team Up to Enhance Account Holder Engagement for Financial Institutions
  • Account holder engagement specialist Larky has announced a strategic partnership with digital banking solutions provider Tyfone.
  • Courtesy of the partnership, Larky will integrate its nudge engagement platform into Tyfone’s nFinia digital banking solution.
  • Tyfone made its Finovate debut at FinovateSpring 2008. Larky first demonstrated its technology to Finovate audiences at FinovateFall 2014.

Proactive account holder engagement company Larky has inked a strategic partnership with digital banking solutions provider Tyfone this week. The agreement will integrate Larky’s nudge platform directly into Tyfone’s nFinia digital banking solution.

“At Tyfone, we believe that elegant user experiences are only the starting point,” Tyfone CEO Siva Narendra said. “What truly sets us apart is our commitment to innovation, collaboration, and execution. Partnering with Larky extends that commitment, helping our clients engage their customers and members in meaningful ways that strengthen relationships and deliver lasting value.”

Larky’s nudge platform provides real-time personalized notifications to enhance the ability of financial institutions to connect with their account holders. The solution enables financial institutions to increase deposits and new loans, and prevent fraud with tailored, turnkey push notifications. Financial institutions using nudge leverage data-driven and location-aware messaging to secure customer and member engagement rates that are seven to ten times higher than with traditional marketing channels.

Via a pre-built integration with Tyfone’s digital banking technology, Larky’s notification capabilities are seamlessly embedded, empowering banks and other financial institutions to bring additional value by way of the mobile channel that customers use and trust. Financial institutions will be able to choose from either a library of pre-built campaigns or deploy Larky’s AI-powered solutions to create messaging that is customized for their specific audiences. This messaging can help banks and other financial institutions to encourage debit card use, boost fraud prevention awareness, announce the launch of new solutions, and more.

“We’re thrilled to launch our partnership with Tyfone and bring our nudge platform to more community financial institutions,” Larky CEO Gregg Hammerman said. “Tyfone’s focus on meaningful digital relationships aligns perfectly with our mission to help account holders receive relevant, timely engagement where it matters most.”

Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Larky made its Finovate debut at FinovateFall 2014. More recently, the company has forged partnerships with core banking solutions provider VisiFi, and began this year teaming up with data analytics and business intelligence solutions company for credit unions Trellance. Larky has raised more than $4.5 million in funding, according to Crunchbase, most recently securing an investment from Reseda Group in 2023.

Portland, Oregon-based Tyfone has been a Finovate alum since its debut at FinovateSpring 2008. The company’s nFinia digital banking platform offers account management, fund transfers, and billpay services, as well as payment solutions and personal finance management (PFM) tools. The platform also features Penni AI integration that delivers conversational banking capabilities including smart tools and intelligent, personalized support, 24/7.

Tyfone’s partnership news with fellow Finovate alum Larky comes just days after the company reported collaborating with another Finovate alum, BioCatch. Last month, the two companies announced a strategic partnership that integrated BioCatch’s Account Takeover Protection solution into Tyfone’s nFinia platform.

“Account takeover fraud is one of the most pervasive threats in digital banking,” BioCatch Senior Director of Global Integration Partners and Alliances Jay Whoriskey said. “By embedding our behavioral intelligence into Tyfone’s digital banking platform, community financial institutions gain real-time protection, identifying and stopping fraud before any money leaves the would-be-victim’s account without compromising the user experience.”

Founded in 2004, Tyfone has raised more than $38 million in funding, according to Crunchbase. This figure includes the company’s $25 million venture round in 2023.


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Fintech Rundown: A Rapid Review of Weekly News

Fintech Rundown: A Rapid Review of Weekly News

Between FinovateSpring taking place in San Diego and a busy news cycle, last week was a blur. Let’s see what this week has in store! We’ll continue adding news to this post throughout the week, so stay tuned!


Digital banking

Digital banking solutions provider Apiture teams up with Cornerstone Advisors to help financial institutions use data more strategically.

Caro Federal Credit Union partners with Tyfone to Enhance Digital Experience.

Byline Bank expands payments and fintech banking group to support embedded payment solutions.

Payments

Paysafe and Fiserv announce partnership expansion and initiatives to empower small and medium-sized businesses.

Blackhawk Network selects Coforge and ServiceNow to help with digitalizing and streamlining their dispute resolution management.

Ramp and Stripe deepen partnership to accelerate global commerce through stablecoin-backed cards.

Regulation

CFPB to withdraw 67 guidance documents.

Investing and wealth management

Investing app Stash secures $146 million in Series H funding in a round led by Goodwater Capital.

Eton Advisors enhances rebalancing and trading with intelliflo redblack.

Mortgagetech / Proptech

Egypt-based Nawy, the largest proptech in Africa, raises $52 million in Series A funding, as well as an additional $23 million in debt financing.

Financial literacy

Responsible lender Creditspring teams up with financial education platform Doshi.

DeFi / Crypto

US-based BitGo secures EU crypto custody license.

New Hampshire establishes Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, the first state in the US to do so.

Bhutan teams up with Binance and DK Bank to introduce a new nation-wide crypto payments system for tourists.

Dubai Finance inks a Memorandum of Understanding with Crypto.com to facilitate the payment of government services fees using cryptocurrencies.

Lending and Credit

Collections and credit risk management technology company AKUVO announces new partnerships with Sunrise Banks.

The Roof Resource partners with Further, a Union Credit company, to bring credit union financing at point of sale.

Security and identity

Oregon State Credit Union partners with Illuma to deploy IllumaSHIELD voice authentication technology.

Plaid rolls out major upgrades to its Identity Verification (IDV) product.


CCBank Turns to Tyfone as its Digital Transformation Partner

CCBank Turns to Tyfone as its Digital Transformation Partner
  • CCBank has chosen Portland, Oregon-based digital banking provider Tyfone.
  • As part of the partnership, CCBank will deploy Tyfone’s nFinia Digital Banking Platform in order to offer new digital banking solutions to its business and retail customers.
  • Tyfone made its Finovate debut at FinovateSpring 2008.

Utah-based CCBank has partnered with digital banking provider Tyfone. The financial institution will deploy the fintech’s nFinia Digital Banking Platform to bring innovative digital solutions to both its small- and medium-sized businesses and retail account holders.

An open, API-driven platform, Tyfone’s nFinia empowers financial institutions to select their preferred third-party providers and integrate them into their digital experience. This provides a single access point and log-in for consumer and business loan originations, credit cards, wealth management, and more. This seamless, single-sign-on experience will be available to all CCBank customers via mobile app, online banking, and in-branch services.

“We wanted to take a leap forward in terms of user experience to better compete with larger institutions and tech-forward providers,” CCBank Chief Operating Officer Eric Wright said. “We were looking for a partner with the resources that give us the ability to offer robust technology and third-party integrations while also enabling us to configure our platform to meet our specific needs. Tyfone fits these criteria perfectly, and we cannot wait to present our new platform to our customers.”

A community-focused financial institution with assets of more than $1 billion, Utah-based CCBank serves businesses and retail customers via branches in Salem, Provo, Orem, Pleasant Grove, Sandy, and St. George, as well as through its mobile app and online channels. Founded in 1993, CCBank partnered with Federal Home Loan Bank Des Moines earlier this month to invest in Utah communities by providing financial support to local organizations involved in affordable housing, community development, and other social needs.

“Community banks are the lifeblood of local businesses and jobs, and CCBank’s culture of service and collaboration with the customers is also reflected in their interactions with vendor partners,” Tyfone CEO Siva Narendra said. “We are honored to work alongside CCBank and its visionary team to continue to advance our commercial digital banking capabilities and empower the bank to provide differentiating digital services to its customers.”

One of Finovate’s earliest alums, Tyfone demoed its technology at FinovateSpring 2008. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, the company provides digital banking services for both consumers and businesses via partnerships with community financial institutions across the US. Tyfone’s partnership news with CCBank comes just a few weeks after the company announced that Partners 1st Federal Credit Union has selected its nFinia Digital Banking Platform. Partners 1st FCU is headquartered in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and maintains 20 branches across five states.


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Tyfone Spins Out New Entity for Instant Payments

Tyfone Spins Out New Entity for Instant Payments

Tyfone announced the formation of a new spinout today. The company launched the new entity, Payfinia, to provide instant payment solutions to both financial institutions and third-party organizations.

Payfinia aims to help financial institutions access and establish ownership of their instant payments services. The company also helps third-party organizations across various industries integrate instant payments with traditional payment tools into their existing payment and money movement use cases including A2A, P2P, Bill Payment, B2B and B2C disbursements.

Tyfone formed Payfinia by shifting its IP and technology, including advanced UX and security protocols, to the new company. Payfinia hinges on Tyfone’s Instant Payment Xchange (IPX), a money movement gateway to FedNow that will serve as Payfinia’s flagship offering.

Tyfone launched its IPX platform in July 2023, in conjunction with the Federal Reserve’s FedNow instant payment service. Since launch, IPX has converted nearly 30% of same-day ACH credit transactions into send transactions on push instant payment systems, routing existing payment solutions through networks like FedNow. Launching Payfinia will help Tyfone further build on the instant payments experience.

“We’ve seen remarkable results with our Instant Payment Xchange, achieving 50% less fraud compared to Same-Day ACH and fourfold reductions over other P2P solutions,” said Tyfone CEO Siva Narendra. “As we launch Payfinia, we’re doubling down on security with cryptographic, deterministic methods aimed at countering AI-driven fraud risks, while ensuring instant payments remain efficient, secure and accessible. This is just the beginning of Payfinia’s impact across industries.”

Integrating FedNow’s instant payments service, which the U.S. Federal Reserve launched in July of 2023, has led to a host of challenges for banks. These challenges include building a complex integration for real-time payment systems, maintaining compliance with security standards, and ensuring a seamless user experience across digital platforms.

With IPX, Payfinia is positioned to help financial services companies overcome these obstacles. That’s because the IPX platform offers real-time connectivity to both FedNow and RTP networks, helping banks eliminate the need for multiple integrations when adopting both instant payment systems. Additionally, Payfinia provides enhanced security and compliance as well as user-friendly digital tools that can help firms integrate the new technology into their existing interface. Payfinia also ensures a scalable, unified experience across multiple channels.

Tyfone is one of the earlier Finovate alums, having demoed at the first Finovate event to take place in San Francisco– FinovateSpring 2008. At the show, Tyfone Co-Founder Siva Narendra demoed a memory card for a mobile phone that facilitated contactless payments. The company, which used to focus on mobile-only solutions, began developing for multiple channels in 2014.

Tyfone was founded in 2004 and provides digital banking and payment solutions. In addition to its instant payments tools, the Oregon-based company offers nFinia, an enterprise solution that allows community financial institutions to deliver a hyper-personalized digital banking experience to both retail and commercial customers. The configurable solution offers more than 300 financial functions and provides an open ecosystem with direct integrations with more than 160 players.


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Tyfone Teams Up with FinGoal to Help Banks Personalize their Products

Tyfone Teams Up with FinGoal to Help Banks Personalize their Products
  • Tyfone has partnered with FinGoal to deliver personalized banking solutions.
  • Tyfone will leverage FinGoal’s Insight Platform to help its clients transform transaction data into detailed personas and next-best actions for users.
  • FinGoal’s Next Best Actions has already been adopted by a portion of Tyfone’s clients, and more plan to join soon.

Digital banking solutions provider Tyfone has teamed up with FinGoal this week to help banks deliver personalized products and tools to account holders.

Tyfone will leverage FinGoal’s Insight Platform that turns transaction data into detailed personas and offers next-best actions for each account holder. Specifically, Tyfone clients will have greater access to FinGoal’s Next Best Actions, a tool that increases conversion rates, lifetime value, and engagement. Currently, a portion of Tyfone’s client base is already using Next Best Actions, and more plan to join soon.

Showcased at FinovateSpring 2023, FinGoal’s Next Best Actions can help increase conversion rates, lifetime value, and engagement across digital banking solutions by leveraging digital banking and personal financial data. With that data, FinGoal’s clients can better understand users and provide actionable insights.

“Today’s account holders want more than just banking—they’re looking for personalized insights and a seamless experience that helps them make better financial decisions,” said Tyfone Director of Strategic Partnerships Jared Kopelman. “By integrating FinGoal into our platform, we’re equipping our clients with powerful tools like transaction cleansing and categorization and clear merchant logos. This partnership empowers financial institutions to deliver a more intuitive and tailored experience that helps institutions better understand its customers and deepen relationships.”

Tyfone was founded in 2004 and provides digital banking and payment solutions. The Oregon-based company’s digital banking solution, nFinia, is an enterprise solution that allows CFIs to deliver a hyper-personalized digital banking experience to both retail and commercial customers. The configurable solution offers more than 300 financial functions and provides an open ecosystem with direct integrations with more than 160 players.

Headquartered in Colorado, FinGoal was founded in 2018. In addition to its personalized offers technology, the company offers transaction enrichment and account aggregation and verification tools.

“The better an institution knows its users, the better it can serve those users,” said FinGoal CEO David Nohe. “Tyfone is known for its modern and sophisticated banking solution, and this partnership gives banks and credit unions a modern platform with actionable insights to power better engagement. FinGoal will arm our joint clients with data analytics and enhanced user experience.”


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Tyfone Inks Strategic Partnership with Star One Credit Union to Boost Instant Payments

Tyfone Inks Strategic Partnership with Star One Credit Union to Boost Instant Payments
  • Digital banking solutions provider Tyfone has inked a strategic partnership with Star One Credit Union.
  • Tyfone will help Star One CU implement its instant payments solution.
  • Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, Tyfone made its Finovate debut in 2008.

Digital banking solutions provider Tyfone has forged a strategic partnership with Silicon Valley-based Star One Credit Union. Tyfone, a Finovate alum since 2008, will help the FedNow certified-credit union implement its new, instant payments solution.

“Today’s consumers and businesses not only want quick, simple, and instant ways to facilitate payments, but they expect a unified, consistent user experience,” Tyfone CEO Dr. Siva Narendra said. “Our partnership with Star One Credit Union allows us to build a solution that aligns with financial institutions’ unique needs and ensures greater accessibility. Our goal is to help scale this service and unlock the tremendous potential instant payments offers financial institutions and account holders.”

Tyfone’s technology helps financial institutions regardless of size connect directly to the FedNow Service for credit transfer send and receive message sets. The new solution developed by Star One Credit Union, in partnership with Tyfone, will integrate the core processing systems of FIs and leverage Tyfone’s open APIs to enable connectivity to payment originators and digital banking providers. The solution, combined with participation in the FedNow Service, will empower account holders to send and receive payments any time, any where, and have full and immediate access to transferred funds.

“Together with Tyfone, we are advancing instant payments adoption in the United States and helping to fulfill the end-to-end instant payment ecosystem,” Star One Credit Union VP of Remote Services Minai Gupta said. “We look forward to working with Tyfone’s team to create a solution for financial institutions of all sizes, regardless of what payment providers or digital banking platform they use.”

To date, more than 100 community financial institutions in the U.S. have adopted Tyfone’s platform and technology. For its part, Star One Credit Union is one of the largest FIs in Silicon Valley with more than 123,000 members. Launched more than 60 years ago, Star One CU today has assets of more than $10.2 billion. The financial institution offers membership to employees of some of Silicon Valley’s most notable companies such as Lockheed Martin and Juniper Networks.

Founded in 2004, Tyfone made its Finovate debut in 2008. This April, the company announced a “significant investment” from Demopolis Equity Partners and a merger with digital banking provider Cubus Solutions. In a statement, Tyfone’s Narendra discussed the transaction in the context of enabling financial institutions of different sizes to provide their customers with equally compelling digital experiences.

“Today success in digital banking – in fact, success in any financial technology – is all about engaged digital experiences and the ability to scale,” Narendra said. “That means scaling up to power digital growth for larger institutions and scaling down to facilitate the smaller one stay relevant.”


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Digital Banking Solutions Company Tyfone Raises Capital and Announces Merger

Digital Banking Solutions Company Tyfone Raises Capital and Announces Merger
  • Digital banking solutions company Tyfone has secured a “significant investment” from Demopolis Equity Partners.
  • The Portland, Oregon-based company also announced a merger with digital banking provider Cubus Solutions.
  • Tyfone made its Finovate debut in 2008 at FinovateSpring.

Digital banking solutions company Tyfone hit the fintech headlines with a pair of big announcements in recent days. First, the company has received a significant investment from Demopolis Equity Partners. The amount of the funding was not disclosed.

Tyfone is also announcing that it has merged with digital banking provider Cubus Solutions. The two companies will move forward under the Tyfone brand. The investment and merger are designed to help accelerate the adoption of Tyfone’s nFinia digital banking platform. The addition of Cubus’ customers, digital solutions, and expertise will help the combined entity better serve financial institutions, helping them boost revenues and efficiency.

“Today success in digital banking – in fact, success in any financial technology – is all about engaged digital experiences and the ability to scale,” Tyfone CEO Dr. Siva Narendra said. “That means scaling up to power digital growth for larger institutions and scaling down to facilitate the smaller ones (to) stay relevant.”

Cubus CEO John-Ashley Paul added: “It is rare to find two companies so culturally well-aligned that also complement each other technologically. Our best-of-breed loan payments, loan skips, e-statements, and rewards solutions will extend the Tyfone digital banking ecosystem, leading to tighter integration and a truly exceptional user experience.”

Tyfone demoed its technology at FinovateSpring in 2008. In the years since, the Portland, Oregon-based company has grown into a provider of market-leading software for credit unions and community banks. This year, Tyfone has announced partnerships with Southwest Financial, a Texas based financial institution with 9,200 members and $81 million in assets; and with Members Advantage Credit Union, a credit union based in Wisconsin Rapids with 11,000 members and $178 million in assets.


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Finovate Alumni News

On Finovate.com

  • Onfido Raises $50 Million in New Capital.
  • Salt Edge Earns Account Information Service Provider License from FCA.

Around the web

  • Tinkoff Group of Russia builds supercomputer dubbed the most powerful in financial sector.
  • PayPal joins Series A round for Cambridge Blockchain.
  • EVRY partners with ACI Worldwide to enhance its mobile payment service in the Nordics and Europe.
  • ProfitStars wins 2019 FinTech Breakthrough Award for Best Business Lending Platform
  • Capsilon expands executive team, forms new product organization to drive mortgage innovation. Check out Capsilon’s newest tech at FinovateSpring in May.
  • SocietyOne launches new investor trust.
  • Portland Business Journal: Tyfone brings credit unions the digital tools members want.
  • Insuritas partners with Nymeo FCU to launch digital insurance agency.
  • NestReady to power integrated homebuying experience for Resource Financial Services.

This post will be updated throughout the day as news and developments emerge. You can also follow all the alumni news headlines on the Finovate Twitter account.

Finovate Alumni News

On Finovate.com

  • FinovateFall 2018 Best of Show Winners Announced.

Around the web

  • Prisma Campaigns partners with Tyfone to bring new personalized, automated marketing solutions to banks and credit unions.
  • CFCU Community Credit Union to deploy solutions from Fiserv to enhance its mobile, online, and in-branch customer experience.
  • CREALOGIX reports record sales in 2017-2018 fiscal year.
  • Bpm’online earns recognition from Gartner for its accomplishments in CRM Lead Management.
  • Indonesia’s Bank Central Asia goes live on iGTB’s digital transaction banking platform.
  • Tinkoff Bank offers access to more than 10,000 global securities via its Tinkoff Investments Premium solution.

This post will be updated throughout the day as news and developments emerge. You can also follow all the alumni news headlines on the Finovate Twitter account.