You know how much you care about your institution? We invest that same level of passion, effort, and devotion in support of all our client institutions. With every stride, we endeavor to help put community financial institutions at the top of everyone's list. Here's some praise we've earned along the way.
Mary York Cox
William Mills Agency
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Kasasa® is the innovative leader in branded, community-powered banking products proven to drive profit and growth for community financial institutions. Their branded relationship platform provides a comprehensive strategy that integrates breakthrough products with world-class marketing and unprecedented access to training, compliance, research, support resources, and customized consulting.
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The Kasasa Loan has been named the “Best Consumer Lending Platform” by FinTech Breakthrough, which recognizes those that stand out in the crowded fintech market.
Kasasa's Community Rising blog was recognized as a finalist for Best Blog in The Social Shake-Up's 2019 Social Media Awards.
Innovative Solutions Awards recognizes companies that have introduced or significantly enhanced products designed to help financial institutions become more efficient, expand their capabilities and, ultimately, better serve their customers. There is finally a loan product that puts the borrowers first, the Kasasa Loan™, recognized with an an honorable mention in the Digital Banking Solution category.
Kasasa ranked #82 on the 2018 IDC Financial Insights FinTech Rankings
Kasasa Chief Executive Officer Gabriel Krajicek listed to the Top 50 CEOs at Small and Medium Companies in the United States in Glassdoor’s Employees’ Choice Awards.
Kasasa's Corporate Social Responsibility website, takebackbanking.com, is a Silver winner in the W3 Awards.
Kasasa's 2017 Kasasa Nation Conference was recognized as a finalist for two Content Marketing Awards – “Best Integrated Corporate Event (in-person)/Digital Content Strategy” and “Best Overall Design – Digital."
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Kasasa named No. 6 Best Place to Work in the Large Company category.
Award spotlights company’s transformative fintech solution for community financial institutions.
The Kasasa LoanTM has been awarded "Best of Show" at FinovateSpring 2018 as voted by the audience.
Kasasa is a financial technology and marketing company that is partnering with community banks and credit unions to offer a new category of lending to consumers. Kasasa Loans™ give borrowers the option to “take back” any overpayment on an existing loan to use as needed with no withdrawal maximums or penalties. The Kasasa Loan Dashboard provides a digital interface on desktop and mobile to easily manage loan payments and see your available take-back balance, which can be deposited into a checking account with the click of a button.
Kasasa was named the second best workplace out of the 20 ranked financial technology companies by American Banker.
The website for the 2017 Kasasa Nation Conference (Kasasa.com/Nation) is a Silver winner in the W3 Awards.
Kasasa is ranked #34 in Built In Austin's Top 100 Digital Tech Companies in Austin.
Chris Warwick, VP Consumer Marketing at Kasasa, discusses how to connect with members in the age of the consumer. Chris also addresses how data and technology are critical to deliver a meaningful member experience.
Speedy, flashy financial service through mobile or a wearable is all well and good, but the product has to respond to changing customer needs as well. That’s why financial technologies provider Kasasa has come up with a loan product that will allow users to “take back” some of their funds.
The new loan offering aims to broaden financial institutions’ loan portfolio while enticing their clients with a flexible borrowing solution that is unique to Kasasa bank clients. It fits with Kasasa’s mission to “create products that are good for both consumers and community financial institutions” and helps financial institutions compete on something other than interest rates.
Kasasa won a Gold dotCOMM award in the event category for the Kasasa Nation Conference Website (kasasa.com/nation)
Kasasa ranked #85 on the 2017 IDC Financial Insights FinTech Rankings
In this new era of technology, financial marketing is not what it once was. Today, consumers hold all of the power. Consumers choose how they want to engage with you, not the other way around. And because of this, your choices going forward will make a big impact on your businesses.
So what can be done to move away from outdated marketing campaigns toward marketing of the future?
Kasasa's Social Media eBook Series was named a finalist for the "Best Use of eBook or White Paper Program" category
Across all industries, the hot question is this: How do businesses attract and retain millennials—the largest generation in American history by a landslide?
Nowhere does this question resonate so much as in financial services.
As the largest generation in American history, Millennials (ages 18-34) are a crucial market segment for financial institutions to attract, engage and retain. So just how committed are Millennials to their financial institution … or are they? And what would motivate them to switch?
Kasasa's refer-a-friend technology Share Kasasa™ received a BankNews Innovative Solutions Award in the Digital Banking Solution category. Kasasa Builder™ also received an honorable mention in the Training Solution category.
Rewards, convenience, and community are what Millennials look for in a local financial institution. Take a look at data from a recent study commissioned by Kasasa.
Kasasa's research reveals that two out of three consumers trust smaller institutions and think they have high ethics and great personal service. But 71% of consumers say products are more important than the institutions themselves. Thus, people are voting for better products, and despite poor service, consumers believe the best products are at the largest banks.
Kasasa ranked #87 on the 2016 IDC Financial Insights FinTech Rankings
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Kasasa won an Excellence award for the #AskForKasasa TV Ad Campaign.
Kasasa named No. 5 Best Place to Work in the Large Company category.
The Kasasa Rewards Rush Truck National Tour received an Award of Distinction for Integrated Campaign: Promotional/Branding.
For the category of outdoor print media, Kasasa received a Platinum Hermes Creative Award for its MainStreetBank Subway Takeover. The advertising campaign focused on four metro stations and two buses throughout Northern Virginia.
In addition to its Platinum Award, Kasasa received two Gold Hermes Creative Awards for its #AskForKasasa TV advertising campaign and for the design of its new Kasasa website.
To turn consumers into brand advocates, community banks have to embrace the needs and expectations of consumers. They must also think of all the projects they are working on not as independent initiatives, but as integral pieces of an ecosystem—what we call a relationship platform.
Gabe Krajicek was recognized by the Office of the Secretary of Defense for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve.
Once deeply embedded in the organization, culture becomes like a conscience that tells employees which way to go when the rules don’t suggest a clear path. By having a strong culture in place, your employees will know intuitively what the right response is without having to look it up in the employee manual.
In addition to providing revenue for credit unions, services such as identity protection and payday loan alternatives lead to better member value and greater loyalty.
Debit rewards programs took a hit after the Durbin Amendment capped interchange rates in 2011. But Keith Brannan, chief marketing officer at the Austin, Texas-based Kasasa, said it’s a great opportunity for credit unions, especially when it comes to attracting millennials.
Debit rewards programs at big institutions may be few and far between, but industry experts said they’re rapidly becoming the new secret weapon for credit unions interested in snagging market share.
Kasasa is using social media to humanize the brand to followers and financial institutions, while also employing a strategy that puts the needs of customers over marketing goals.
Kasasa ranked the 30th “Best Place to Work” in the world by Glassdoor’s 2016 Employees’ Choice Awards for Small to Medium Businesses. Additionally, Kasasa was ranked the #1 best workplace in Austin and #3 in the entire state of Texas.
The Kasasa Rewards Rush National Tour won Gold in both the Integrated Marketing and Special Event categories.
Kasasa ranked #88 on the 2015 IDC Financial Insights FinTech Rankings
In this video, recipients of the 2015 FinTech Forward awards discuss where banks fall short in competing with startups.
Kasasa by BancVue ranked #80 in the 2015 FinTech 100 Rankings for top financial technology providers to the financial services industry.
Two thirds of Americans prefer banking locally, according to the Austin, Texas-based BancVue. However, a perception still exists that credit unions and community banks fall behind mega-banks when it comes to delivering a top-tier product experience.
Credit unions looking to boost their noninterest income might consider the experiences of two credit unions whose executives credited being their members’ trusted financial institution for their strong bottom lines.
At Finovate, two vendors discussed plans for a do-over of core banking, but neither was discussing core replacement, an expensive and time-consuming operation that can eat up all available resources and muzzle a bank’s innovation efforts.
Kasasa by BancVue named No. 6 Best Place to Work in the Large Company category.
A new survey finds many consumers believe switching banks is difficult. But that may not be the case.
Small financial firms are swapping their conservative tactics for bolder marketing that calls out mega banks for bailouts, high fees and being out of touch with Main Street.
According to the Kasasa survey, almost two-thirds of respondents believe community banks and credit unions have better personal service than the big national banks.
Online survey of 1,002 adults found that big bank customers are more likely to harbor negative feelings than customers of community banks and credit unions. Here are six common reasons why customers dislike their banks.
More than half of Americans are still angry at big banks over the 2008 financial crisis, and 3 out of 4 think big banks put the interests of their shareholders over their customers.
Cumulatively, there are nearly 13,000 community banks and credit unions in the U.S. Yet, they hold a small and shrinking piece of the market. The “Big Four” control about 40% of the market, and their share is growing.
A recent study found that more than 1 in 3 people with checking accounts at a large national bank feels scammed by ever-increasing bank fees.
While high bank fees are certainly one reason for why people feel so ripped off, a lingering distrust of the financial markets also has something to do with it.
More than one in three people who have a checking account at a big national bank, like Bank of America or Chase, feels scammed by bank fees.
A recent study found that more than 1 in 3 people with checking accounts at a large national bank feels scammed by ever-increasing bank fees.
Nearly one-third, or 31 percent, of respondents in the 2015 Consumer Banking Insights Study from Harris Poll list banks’ monthly service fees as their most-hated bank charge.
If all things were equal, 2 out of 3 U.S. adults (66 percent) would rather bank at a community bank or credit union than one of the big national banks—yet only 23 percent of consumers* who are not currently banking at a community bank or credit union say they are at least somewhat likely to switch in 2015, according to a new study.
The majority of consumers prefer to bank locally at a community FI, but not many are willing to switch due to concerns over limited products and services.
Less than two months after its public launch, PiggyBot wins the 2014 Appy Award in the Family/Parenting category!
Kasasa ranked #91 on the 2014 IDC Financial Insights FinTech Rankings
BancVue ranked #82 in the 2014 FinTech 100 Rankings.
BancVue added 4 trophies to the 5 MARCOM Awards won in 2013.
Dave Ramsey promotions on financial literacy: Won gold awards in Promotion/Marketing Materials and Integrated Marketing categories
PiggyBot took gold for Mobile & Web-Based Technology/Mobile App
Consumer Banking Insights survey won gold for Research/Study
The MoneyView video wins a Silver ADDY in the category ofVisual Animation.
BancVue ranks #89 in the FinTech 100 by American Banker, Bank Technology News and IDC Financial Insights
Kasasa CEO Gabe Krajicek: Consumers want an alternative to mega banks in order to get great rewards.
BancVue wins 3 Platinum MarCom Awards for Kasasa®for the "Take Back Your Banking®" gas giveaway
BancVue wins 2 Gold MarCom Awards for Kasasa® for the "Laugh and Win" NBC Sweepstakes with Harvard Sailing Team
MoneyIsland Wins EIFLE Award for Instructional Game Of The Year
BancVue honored as a finalist for the 2012 Ethics in Business Award.
BancVue ranks #95 in the FinTech 100 by American Banker, Bank Technology News and IDC Financial Insights
MoneyIsland wins Best of Show at FinovateSpring 2011.
BancVue's Chairman and CEO, Don Shafer and Gabriel Krajicek, named joint winners in this year's Ernst & Young Awards.
Fast Company names BancVue one of the 10 most innovative companies in finance.
Fast Company names BancVue one of the 8 companies to give hope to the finance industry.
BancVue CEO, Gabriel Krajicek, honored as a finalist for The Ernst & Young, Entrepreneur of The Year Award for the second year in a row.
Inc. 500 ranks BancVue #8 among financial services firms in Fastest Growing Private Companies, 2010 (#117 in complete list).
Austin Business Journal names BancVue as a Fastest Growing Company, for the second year in a row.
CheckingFinderSM is named an Official Honoree in the 2010 Webby Awards for Banking/Bill Paying.
Inc. 500 ranks BancVue #2 among financial services firms in Fastest Growing Private Companies in America, 2009.
BancVue is awarded Best of Show At Finovate 2009 for Kasasa®.
BankNews gives Kasasa® and INMO® honorable mentions in the 2009 Innovative Solutions Awards.
Austin Business Journal ranks BancVue #19 in Best Places to Work.
BancVue CEO, Gabriel Krajicek, honored as a finalist for The Ernst & Young, Entrepreneur of The Year Award.
Austin Business Journal honors BancVue with The Fastest Growing Company in Central Texas Award.
CheckingFinderSM is recognized with a 2009 Best Money Saving Tools Award from Wise Bread, a community of bloggers.
CheckingFinderSM is named Best in Show at Finovate Startup 2008 by an audience of financial industry executives, industry analysts, and financial media representatives.
BankNews awards CheckingFinderSM with the Innovative Solutions Award for Best Online/Remote/Mobile Solutions in 2008.
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Online Banking Report names CheckingFinderSM as one of The 10 Most Significant Innovations & Trends of 2008.
