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UW Credit Union Selects DNA from Fiserv to Power its Next Stage of Growth

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Fiserv (NASDAQ:FISV) announced that UW Credit Union, a $6+ billion Wisconsin-based credit union with 395,000 members, has selected DNA from Fiserv as its future core processing platform. The decision expands an existing relationship and is part of a multi-solution technology strategy.

According to Fiserv, DNA will provide API capabilities, a modern user interface, account and lending processing, workflow automation and reporting, and is coupled with a multi-year renewal of card, peer-to-peer payments, and account-to-account transfer solutions to support integrated, growth-oriented operations.

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  • UW Credit Union selects DNA core platform, expanding its relationship with Fiserv
  • Agreement includes multi-year renewal of card, P2P, and account-to-account solutions
  • Adoption of DNA showcases demand for modern, API-enabled platforms from Fiserv

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  • None.

News Market Reaction – FISV

-2.99% 1.8x vol
68 alerts
-2.99% Session close to close
-13.5% Trough in 20 hr 36 min
$28.95B Market Cap
1.8x Rel. Volume

In the Aug 5 session, FISV declined 2.99%, reflecting a moderate negative market reaction. Argus tracked a trough of -13.5% from its starting point during tracking. Our momentum scanner triggered 68 alerts that day, indicating high trading interest and price volatility. Trading volume was above average at 1.8x the daily average, suggesting increased trading activity.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

Market Context

Recent positive news had mixed historical follow-through: the Jul 21 partnership announcement accomp...
Analysis

Recent positive news had mixed historical follow-through: the Jul 21 partnership announcement accompanied -2.07%. Against that record, this selection adds customer evidence, while low short positioning and absent contract economics remain relevant watchpoints.

Key Figures

Credit union assets: $6+ billion Members served: 395,000 members
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Credit union assets $6+ billion UW Credit Union
Members served 395,000 members UW Credit Union

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Jul 21 (Positive)
Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Jul 21 Embedded finance partnership Positive -2.1% Fiserv became Datavault AI's exclusive embedded financial services and payments provider.
Jul 14 Earnings date announcement Neutral +1.7% Fiserv scheduled second-quarter results and an accompanying investor webcast.
Jul 06 Small business data Positive -1.1% Fiserv reported June small-business sales growth and higher average tickets.
Jun 24 Debt tender results Neutral +1.9% Fiserv reported tendered principal and intended purchases of outstanding senior notes.
Jun 23 Debt tender pricing Neutral +1.9% Fiserv announced consideration amounts for two outstanding senior-note tender offers.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

Recent positive news events were followed by negative reactions, while neutral announcements recorded positive reactions.

Key Terms

core processing platform, api capabilities, peer-to-peer payments, account-to-account transfers
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core processing platform technical
"has selected DNA® from Fiserv as its future core processing platform"
A core processing platform is the central computer system that handles and manages essential financial transactions and data for a business or institution. It functions like the engine of a car, enabling smooth and reliable operation of critical activities such as account management, payments, and record keeping. For investors, a strong and efficient core platform is important because it ensures stability, security, and the ability to quickly adapt to changing needs.
api capabilities technical
"the credit union will gain access to extensive API capabilities"
API capabilities are the functions and rules a software interface exposes so other programs can send data, request services, or automate tasks. Think of an API as a door and its capabilities as what the door allows — which rooms you can enter, what you can carry through, and how fast you can go; for investors, these capabilities affect how easily a company can connect with partners, scale products, secure data flows, and generate recurring technical or commercial value.
peer-to-peer payments financial
"solutions spanning cards, peer-to-peer payments, and account-to-account transfers"
Digital transfers of money sent directly between individuals or businesses using apps or online platforms, without a traditional bank acting as the middleman. Investors care because these services can change how consumers spend and move cash, create new revenue streams or fees for platform providers, and shift market share away from traditional banks much like a fast, low-cost courier replacing slower mail delivery.
account-to-account transfers financial
"peer-to-peer payments, and account-to-account transfers"
Moving money directly from one financial account to another—for example between bank accounts or between a bank and a brokerage—is known as an account-to-account transfer. Think of it like moving cash between labeled envelopes: it changes where your money sits without creating new funds. Investors care because these transfers affect how quickly cash is available for buying or selling, can influence settlement timing and fees, and help manage liquidity and risk across different holdings.

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$6+ billion credit union expands relationship with Fiserv through a multi-solution technology strategy

NEW YORK, Aug. 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a global leader in payments and financial technology, today announced that UW Credit Union, one of the nation’s leading credit unions, has selected DNA® from Fiserv as its future core processing platform. The decision expands UW Credit Union's relationship with Fiserv and provides a modern foundation to support growth, operational efficiency and enhanced member experience.

As the technology hub of a financial institution, the core platform is among the most strategic technology decisions a credit union can make. Following an evaluation of its future needs, UW Credit Union selected DNA to help advance its long-term strategy and provide the flexibility to evolve member experiences. Through DNA, the credit union will gain access to extensive API capabilities, a modern user interface, account and lending processing, workflow automation and robust reporting functionality.

“DNA gives us a modern, flexible platform to simplify our operations, innovate, and adapt quickly to our members' changing needs,” said Paul Kundert, President and CEO of UW Credit Union. “After careful study, we are confident Fiserv’s technology is the right long-term investment for our organization and the 395,000 members we serve.”

The agreement broadens the strategic relationship between Fiserv and the Wisconsin-based credit union, which is investing in a comprehensive suite of Fiserv solutions to strengthen efficiency, automation, risk management and future-ready capabilities.

The partnership also includes a multi-year renewal of Fiserv solutions spanning cards, peer-to-peer payments, and account-to-account transfers. Together, these solutions support UW Credit Union's vision for a connected technology environment that enables modern money movement and seamless member experiences.

“UW Credit Union has a clear vision for the future and a strong commitment to serving its members,” said Kim Ford, SVP, Strategic Accounts and Partnerships, Fiserv. "We're proud to expand our relationship and support that vision with DNA and a broad portfolio of integrated solutions designed to help the institution grow, adapt and continue delivering exceptional member experiences."

As credit unions prepare for the future, many are prioritizing platforms that can integrate more easily across their organizations, accelerate innovation and adapt to changing business demands. UW Credit Union’s selection of DNA reflects the growing demand for modern, API-enabled technology built to support long-term growth and transformation.

About UW Credit Union
UW Credit Union is a growing, federally insured financial institution and a leading provider of a full range of financial services to University of Wisconsin communities, including on-campus banking services at six UW campuses. UW Credit Union’s more than 900 employees serve the financial needs of 395,000 members through world-class technology systems and a convenient network of 36 branch locations and more than 100 ATMs. With assets approaching $7 billion, UW Credit Union is ranked nationally among the leading credit unions. Founded more than 90 years ago by members of the University of Wisconsin faculty and staff, UW Credit Union continues to operate as a not-for-profit, member-owned financial cooperative with locations in the Madison, Milwaukee, Stevens Point, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Whitewater, and La Crosse areas. UW Credit Union is an Equal Opportunity Lender.

About Fiserv
Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a Fortune 500 company, is a global leader uniting commerce and finance. The company powers sustained growth and innovation at scale for financial institutions and businesses worldwide across payments, account processing, digital banking, merchant acquiring, network services, e-commerce, and Clover®, the all-in-one business management platform. Fiserv is a member of the S&P 500® Index and one of FORTUNE® America’s Most Innovative Companies. Visit fiserv.com and follow on social media for more information and the latest company news.

For more information contact:
Media Relations:
Mark Jelfs
Senior Manager, Communications
Fiserv
mark.jelfs@fiserv.com


FAQ

What did Fiserv (FISV) announce about UW Credit Union on August 5, 2026?

Fiserv announced that UW Credit Union selected its DNA core processing platform and expanded its use of Fiserv solutions. According to Fiserv, this includes a multi-solution technology strategy and multi-year renewals supporting cards, peer-to-peer payments, and account-to-account transfers for the credit union.

What is the DNA platform from Fiserv (FISV) that UW Credit Union selected?

DNA from Fiserv is a core processing platform used as a financial institution’s technology hub. According to Fiserv, DNA provides extensive APIs, a modern user interface, account and lending processing, workflow automation, and robust reporting to support growth and member experience improvements.

How large is UW Credit Union in Fiserv (FISV)’s new DNA platform agreement?

UW Credit Union is described as a $6+ billion credit union serving 395,000 members. According to Fiserv, the institution is investing in a comprehensive suite of Fiserv solutions, broadening their strategic relationship around efficiency, automation, risk management, and future-ready capabilities.

Does the UW Credit Union deal include other Fiserv (FISV) services beyond the DNA core?

Yes, UW Credit Union renewed multiple Fiserv payment solutions on a multi-year basis. According to Fiserv, the partnership covers cards, peer-to-peer payments, and account-to-account transfers, aiming to create a connected technology environment for modern money movement and seamless member experiences.

Why did UW Credit Union choose Fiserv (FISV)’s DNA platform for its core system?

UW Credit Union chose DNA for its modern, flexible platform to simplify operations and adapt to member needs. According to Fiserv, the credit union evaluated future requirements and selected DNA to support long-term strategy, member experience evolution, and growth-oriented technology capabilities.

What strategic benefits does the UW Credit Union agreement provide to Fiserv (FISV)?

The agreement deepens Fiserv’s role as a core and payments technology provider to UW Credit Union. According to Fiserv, it broadens a strategic relationship around DNA and integrated solutions, reflecting demand for API-enabled platforms that support long-term growth and institutional transformation.