CuneXus debuts credit monitoring tool
CuneXus, the first and only digital storefront for financial institutions’ account holders, today announced a new, real-time, credit monitoring tool available for financial institutions and end-users embedded within the CuneXus storefront.
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The solution gives financial institutions the option to display multi-bureau information and credit scores, allowing consumers to monitor and compare their credit ratings and enabling financial institutions to offer them the best loan options and highest approval odds.
The new addition to the CuneXus technology provides financial institutions’ account holders with a more consistent and seamless digital experience by displaying their credit scores within their existing CuneXus storefront, eliminating the need to monitor them elsewhere. The tool also gives end-users more control and visibility over their financial health by presenting suggestions for future financial decisions based on their real-time credit scores. Moreover, the credit monitoring tool acts as an identity theft alert system, alerting users if any changes have been made to their credit scores and suggesting steps to correct issues.
“We are very excited to enter the financial wellness market with our new credit monitoring solution,” said Dave Buerger, co-founder and president of CuneXus. “CuneXus has traditionally provided unparalleled transparency into consumers’ borrowing power through a perpetual pre-approval. Our new product, which provides a transparent view into credit health, is a natural addition to our storefront. With the help of simulators, our tool helps customers understand their financial standings and suggests the best course of action based on their real-time credit scores. Unlike other credit monitoring solutions on the market that encourage more debt, our new solution helps consumers make informed financial decisions for their futures.”