AKUVO Welcomes 18 New Customers in Q3 2026

Financial institutions choose AKUVO to move beyond legacy collections technology.

Malvern, Pa. – (October 21, 2026)—AKUVO, the collections and recovery technology company serving banks, credit unions, and fintechs, today announced 18 new customer signings in the third quarter of 2026. The group includes financial institutions ranging from community-based credit unions to organizations with billions of dollars in assets.     

Several of the new customers are replacing legacy technology with the AKUVO Platform and its expanding portfolio of intelligence and delinquency management capabilities. AKUVO iQ, AI-assisted features, proprietary data models, and the new AKUVO Recovery solution help financial institutions improve visibility, make more informed decisions, and manage more of the account lifecycle through a single platform.

“Financial institutions are rethinking the role collections and recovery technology plays in their operations,” said Steve Castagna, President at AKUVO. “They need technology that can connect with their broader ecosystem, support new ways of working, and evolve as their strategies change. We are proud to help these institutions move beyond legacy systems and build a stronger foundation for the future of collections.”

New AKUVO Customers Include

• Alpine Bank (Glenwood Springs, Colo.), with $6.8B in assets
• Azura Credit Union (Topeka, Kan.), with $851M in assets and 60,000 members
• Community Bank of Mississippi (Flowood, Miss.), with $5B in assets
• Education First Federal Credit Union (Beaumont, Texas), with $583M in assets and 33,000 members
• Extra Credit Union (Warren, Mich.), with $345M in assets and 19,000 members
• First Financial Credit Union (Albuquerque, N.M.), with $1.1B in assets and 100,000 members
• Guardian Credit Union (Prattville, Ala.), with $1.4B in assets and 100,000 members
• Indiana Members Credit Union (Indianapolis, Ind.), with $3.6B in assets and 167,000 members
• Kitsap Credit Union (Bremerton, Wash.), with $2.5B in assets and 166,000 members
• Marine Federal Credit Union (Jacksonville, N.C.), with $1.1B in assets and 77,000 members
• Metro Credit Union (Springfield, Mo.), with $123M in assets and 9,100 members
• Premier Credit Union (Des Moines, Iowa), with $383M in assets and 17,000 members
• Princeton Federal Credit Union (Princeton, N.J.), with $169M in assets and 9,000 members

The new relationships reflect continued demand for modern collections technology that can replace legacy systems and support financial institutions as their strategies evolve. AKUVO continues to expand its customer community as financial institutions invest in more connected and adaptable collections operations.

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