Internet Banking from Southwest Corporate is a secure, Internet-based service your members use to view account balances, account history, check images and to transfer funds between accounts they have with your credit union.
This state-of-the-art product is in high demand from consumers and will help to define your credit union as a provider of leading edge electronic products and services.
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Southwest Corporate's Internet Banking program provides your members:
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24/7 access to your credit union
Current account balances*
Cleared check images*
Financial calculators
Stock portfolio tracking
24/7 access to their accounts
View of account history
Ability to transfer funds
Online help
Online enrollment
Secured messaging
Ability to name their accounts
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*Southwest Corporate must be the item processor for this feature to be activated.
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Your credit union will benefit from the addition of this high-tech service to its list of products by:
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Increased contact with members;
Choice of content and use of your logo without losing the link to your original web site;
Availability to members 24/7;
Solidification of PFI status by providing a service that offers convenience;
Providing your members secure messaging to your credit union;
Automatic enrollment using existing member information and PINs;
Reduction of transaction request calls to member service representatives.
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Security Features
128 bit SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption.
Load balanced routing to one of several servers for efficient processing
of your members' requests.
Production and test servers behind multiple layers of firewalls
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Technical Requirements
128-bit Netscape 4.7 or higher; or
128-bit Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher; and
Windows 95 or higher; and
Router & managed service from MCI; and
Data processor interface; and
A dedicated firewall.
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Southwest Corporate Internet Banking specialists will work with your credit union
to facilitate implementation.
For more information, please contact your Corporate Account Officer at (800) 442-5763.
