Catch21, Inc. brings First Class Credit Union Live on Catch21's CU Capture.

Norman, OK, October 12, 2011, Catch21, Inc., a leader of item processing solutions and services is pleased to announce that First Class Credit Union of West Des Moines, IA has migrated to the Catch21 CU Capture platform for branch capture automation and clearing services.

Catch21 provides comprehensive item processing and consulting services for First Class Credit Union and for more than 120 clients across the country. Those services include, in-clearing check processing, outgoing electronic cash letter services, branch capture, merchant capture, mobile deposit capture, and long term on-line check archive.

“First Class Credit Union needed a partner that could quickly and effectively change out their legacy system due to changes required with their cash letter processing services.” “Catch21 had the flexibility to expand our relationship with First Class Credit Union by delivering the new solution in less than one week”, said Kelly Ingram, President of Catch 21.

“The implementation and training needed to migrate to the Catch21 CU Capture Platform was almost effortless for us at First Class Credit Union.” “As usual Catch21 was able to provide us with the type of service we expect from our technology partners”, said Kat Sukup, CFO of First Class Credit Union. 

The CU Capture Platform provides a cost effective and robust solution for branch capture and cash letter processing, utilizing the latest technologies for capture, amount recognition, duplicate detection, and a host of other valuable innovations and processing capabilities. 
 

About First Class Credit Union

First Class Credit Union is a full service financial institution with branches in Des Moines and West Des Moines offering a wide variety of services including savings, checking, loans, IRAs, CDs as well as a full complement of online financial services. First Class Credit Union has stood side-by-side with US Postal Employees since 1925, always ready and willing to meet the financial needs of its members.