Skip to main content

Fiserv Debuts Originate Deposits

Phil Hall
Sep 06, 2018
Fiserv Inc. has introduced Originate Deposits, which is to help banks and credit unions deliver enhanced digital account opening and loan origination

Fiserv Inc. has introduced Originate Deposits, which is to help banks and credit unions deliver enhanced digital account opening and loan origination.
 
According to the Brookfield, Wis.-based company, Originate Deposits operates with a simple user interface that includes optional ID scanning, autofill and facial recognition. Consumers are able to easily and securely open an account or initiate a loan application in person or from an off-site digital device. Originate Deposits is launching now with account opening functionality, including credit cards and personal loans, and will add mortgage and other loan origination capabilities by the end of this year.
 
“Financial institutions have one chance to make a good first impression, and opening an account or applying for a loan are central to that initial experience,” said Vincent Brennan, president of credit union solutions at Fiserv. “Originate creates an intelligent banking experience that makes the process simpler and puts the customer first, and that means more accounts can be successfully opened from any device or location. That’s a big win for any institution aiming to grow.”
Published
Sep 06, 2018
More from
Tech
Robots Can’t Relate

Incorporating ChatGPT into mortgages has some originators concerned if artificial intelligence is a friend or a foe

Sep 27, 2023
AI Can Revolutionize Mortgage Licensing

Will AI unlock efficiency and accuracy in licensing or will it be an added compliance risk?

Sep 18, 2023
Snapdocs Promotes Michael Sachdev to CEO

Founder Aaron King becomes executive chairman.

Sep 14, 2023
Rate Table Roulette

Barrier to entry is steep in this direct-to-consumer advertorial method

Sep 07, 2023
Log In To Lock In

Meet the mortgage mavericks raking in followers on social media

Aug 29, 2023
Team Human

Tech innovations should assist — not replace — loan officers

Aug 29, 2023