Velera to Provide Card Processing for Mutual Federal Credit Union
TAMPA – Velera announced it will provide Mutual Federal Credit Union with debit and credit card processing services, and support. This partnership aims to modernize Mutual Federal Credit Union’s card programs and ensure they align with evolving member needs.
A Legacy of Innovation
Founded in 1931 as the Federal Credit Union of Vicksburg, Mutual Federal Credit Union holds the distinction of being Mississippi’s oldest credit union. Notably, it was also the fourth credit union in the United States to offer online account services, demonstrating an early commitment to digital innovation. Today, Mutual CU serves over 42,000 members across five states and manages assets exceeding $490 million.
Strategic Partnership
Mutual Federal Credit Union sought a partner with a strong track record of integration with its existing core and home banking systems. Velera was selected due to its competitive market position and positive recommendations from current clients, according to the CUSO. Michael Mathews, CEO of Mutual CU, stated, “We chose Velera for its strong integration capabilities and shared commitment to exceptional service.”
Velera will begin providing debit and credit card processing support to Mutual Federal Credit Union in the summer of 2027. Yvonne Stelpflug, SVP, client growth management at Velera, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating, “We look forward to working closely with their team and delivering industry-leading service across every touchpoint.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What services will Velera provide?
Velera will provide debit and credit card processing services and support to Mutual Federal Credit Union.
How many members does Mutual Federal Credit Union serve?
Mutual Federal Credit Union serves more than 42,000 members across five states.
When will Velera begin providing support?
Velera will begin providing debit and credit card processing support in the summer of 2027.
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