Native American Bank Enhances Digital Presence with Jack Henry & Associates
Jack Henry & Associates (NASDAQ: JKHY) announced an expanded partnership with Native American Bank to enhance digital banking services. The Denver-based bank will implement JHA OpenAnywhere for digital account openings and Branch Anywhere for mobile access to banking functionalities, improving customer experience and accessibility. Native American Bank, the only national American Indian-owned CDFI, aims to provide better services for its community, where accessing traditional banking can be inconvenient. This partnership reflects Jack Henry's commitment to modernize banking for underserved markets.
- Expanded partnership with Native American Bank enhances digital banking services.
- Implementation of JHA OpenAnywhere allows for quick digital account openings.
- Branch Anywhere provides mobile access for employees, improving customer service.
- Native American Bank aims to increase financial accessibility for underserved communities.
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MONETT, Mo., Oct. 6, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. (NASDAQ: JKHY) is a leading provider of technology solutions and payment processing services primarily for the financial services industry. Its Jack Henry Banking® division announced today that Denver-based Native American Bank is improving the digital experience for both customers and employees by adding digital account opening and a mobile app for employees to access branch banking functionality from anywhere.
As the only national American Indian-owned certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) in the country, Native American Bank is dedicated to providing comprehensive banking services to a community often overlooked by traditional financial institutions. To support this initiative, the bank is expanding its partnership with Jack Henry to offer JHA OpenAnywhereTM for digital account opening, and Branch Anywhere TM to provide bankers with easy, secure mobile access to the core and other integrated solutions. These new digital services offer both self-service and banker assisted services. Customers and prospects will be able to open new accounts in minutes, and service representatives can meet more complex needs from any location.
Thomas Ogaard, president and CEO of Native American Bank, explained, "For many of our customers and prospects, it's easily a 60-mile round trip to the branch, making it difficult and inconvenient to complete their banking needs. With Jack Henry, we are gaining the sophisticated technology needed to make banking more accessible. We already partnered with Jack Henry for our core, so we were confident that the company's combination of modern technology, open culture, and exceptional, reliable service would make them the ideal fit to further our mission. I'm proud to say that today, financial services are more readily available to the Native American community than ever before."
Native American Bank recently opened a new branch location in the heart of Denver. The branch offers comprehensive self-service options, including a technology bar with tablets. Branch Anywhere TM powers these tablets and digital devices, empowering bankers with the freedom to leave their desks and help customers where they are. Ogaard continued, "With Jack Henry's enterprise mobile solution, we are modernizing the branch experience and making customer interactions more efficient and meaningful, allowing our staff to spend more time building and expanding relationships and less time on manual processes or paperwork."
Stacey Zengel, senior vice president of Jack Henry & Associates and president of Jack Henry Banking, stated, "Native American Bank encompasses what community banking is all about: helping consumers and businesses better manage their finances. We are proud to expand our partnership with the bank as it leverages our advanced digital account opening and branch mobility solutions to provide more convenient options for its customers. We support Native American Bank in its mission to improve banking and financial wellness across its community."
About Jack Henry Banking
Jack Henry Banking®, a division of Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.®, is a leading provider of integrated computer systems for banks ranging from de novo to multi-billion-dollar institutions. Jack Henry Banking currently serves more than 1,000 banks as a single source for integrated, enterprise-wide automation and as a single point of contact and support. Additional information is available at www.jackhenrybanking.com.
About Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.
Jack Henry (NASDAQ:JKHY) is a leading provider of technology solutions primarily for the financial services industry. We are an S&P 500 company that serves approximately 8,700 clients nationwide through three divisions: Jack Henry Banking® supports banks ranging from community banks to multi-billion-dollar institutions; Symitar® provides industry-leading solutions to credit unions of all sizes; and ProfitStars® offers highly specialized solutions to financial institutions of every asset size, as well as diverse corporate entities outside of the financial services industry. With a heritage that has been dedicated to openness, partnership, and user centricity for more than 40 years, we are well-positioned as a driving market force in future-ready digital solutions and payment processing services. We empower our clients and consumers with the human-centered, tech-forward, and insights-driven solutions that will get them where they want to go. Are you future ready? Additional information is available at www.jackhenry.com.
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