Red Canoe Credit Union, a US member-owned credit union in Longview, Washington, partnered with Lumin Digital and Alloy to modernize digital account opening.
What happened
- The credit union reported application completion rising from 36% to 71%, manual reviews falling from 100% to about 20%, and an 81% increase in fully funded digital memberships.
- Red Canoe chose Lumin for digital account opening and Alloy for identity verification and fraud prevention.
- Seventy-four percent of submitted applications are auto-decisioned, and 80% of approvals are auto-approved.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Alloy is positioned as an embedded identity-verification and fraud layer inside a US digital banking platform, a US-only account-opening context outside Signicat's core markets.
- Case study shows a credit union pairing Alloy with a third-party data source inside a partner platform, relevant to how Alloy-embedded offerings compete for onboarding deals.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “the credit union increased application completion rates from 36% to 71%, reduced manual reviews from 100% to about 20%, and drove an 81% increase in fully funded digital memberships” source ↗
- “Red Canoe chose Lumin for digital account opening and Alloy for identity verification and fraud prevention” source ↗
- “Seventy-four percent of all applications submitted, whether approved or declined, are now auto-decisioned. Of those that are approved, 80% are auto-approved.” source ↗
- “Lumin’s Digital Account Opening solution— integrated with Alloy for identity verification and fraud detection—offered that connected path.” source ↗
- “Now we have Socure and other data solution offerings in Alloy within the Lumin platform” source ↗
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