Fort Wayne, Indiana-based Allied Payment Network, Inc. (Allied), the industry’s most progressive provider of online and mobile money movement solutions to banks and credit unions, announced today that it will demonstrate its real-time digital payments technology at the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) Operations & Member Experience Council and CUNA Technology Council Conference in Las Vegas, NV on Thursday, September 22. CUNA members selected Allied to participate in one of the conference’s live Speed Round sessions, which showcases state-of-the-art products to a large credit union audience.
WHERE: CUNA Operations & Member Experience Council and CUNA Technology Council Conference will be held at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV. Allied will demo its technology in the Augustus Ballroom, Emperors Level on Thursday, Sept. 22 between 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. PST.
WHAT: Consumers have high expectations when it comes to digital payments, and their desire for “now” fuels demand and innovation. Allied’s real-time digital payments technology allows consumers to move money instantly with modern features that support financial wellness, transform the payments experience, and strengthen member relationships.
During Allied’s Speed Round session, Chief Growth Officer Geoffrey Knapp will demonstrate two of Allied’s real-time money movement use cases: bill payment and Crypto buy/sell. “CUNA has provided Allied an outstanding opportunity to show credit unions how they can cost-effectively re-invent traditional payments, like bill pay, while enabling new, profitable ones,” said Knapp.
According to CUNA, Speed Rounds are 5-minute, high-impact product demonstrations that show state-of-the-art products in action. Each demonstration is followed by a 2-minute Q&A session led by a judging panel that will also select the top three presentations. Best in Show will be announced during the conference Awards Presentation on Thursday afternoon, September 22.
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