Mechanics Cooperative Bank expands partnership with Finastra to deliver innovative payments services
LAKE MARY, Fla., Dec. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Finastra today announced that Mechanics Cooperative Bank, a Massachusetts-based financial institution with more than $645 million in assets, has selected Finastra Payments To Go to introduce new business payments services and enhance the customer experience. The multi-rail payments hub empowers Mechanics Cooperative Bank to leverage the strength of the cloud, providing the tools needed to introduce Real-Time Payments services (RTP) through the Clearing House (TCH) and to quickly join the FedNow rail when it goes live.
- When it was time to enhance our payments services, we saw Finastra and Payments To Go as the obvious choice to help us adopt an agile and cloud-based payments hub," said Joseph T. Baptista Jr., President and CEO of Mechanics Cooperative Bank.
- Payments To Go provides Mechanics Cooperative Bank the agility needed to provide new and innovative payments services, including RTP and FedNow.
- "Our payments solution enables financial institutions such as Mechanics Cooperative Bank to introduce new payments services quickly and efficiently while leveraging the strength of the cloud," said Barry Rodrigues, EVP of Finastra's Payments Business Unit.
- Established in 1877, Mechanics Cooperative Bank is Massachusetts' second-oldest co-operative bank with nine conveniently located branches in Taunton, Bridgewater, North Dighton, Somerset, Swansea, Fall River, New Bedford, and Westport.