SPEED OF DIGITAL
Introducing Tyfone’s nFinia Digital Banking Solution
Our ultra-modern enterprise solution allows credit unions and community banks to deliver a robust digital banking experience to their members or customers. It offers a quick-to-build, customizable, and extensible solution for mobile devices, browsers, voice assistants, and wearables.
Customer Testimonials
Since moving to Tyfone’s nFinia platform we’ve seen exponential growth in our digital banking channel. Tyfone’s emphasis on relationship building fits well into our culture. Our partnership allows us to bring innovative product and features to our members.
Tyfone is the ideal partner for our online banking and mobile app! As a smaller credit union our voice is always heard and valued by the Tyfone Team, which allows us to quickly deliver and meet our member’s needs.
Constant Product Evolution
Our innovative product roadmap ensures that your digital member experience remains at the forefront of both capability and design. We update our roadmap and present it to our family of customers quarterly.
The Four Pillars That Guide Our Roadmap
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