On Jan 6. Computer Services, Inc (CSI), a provider of end-to-end solutions announces a partnership with NYDIG, one of the leading bitcoin companies to offer Bitcoin services to community financial institutions. NYDIGs full-stack bitcoin platform offers the highest level of security, regulatory, and operational standards. This will allow customers to hold, buy, and sell bitcoin directly with the CSIs digital banking platform creating a safer way to manage their digital transactions.
“Community banks are excited about offering Bitcoin services to their customers, but they also know that they need to provide a secure and compliant environment to maintain the trust that their customers place in them,” said Patric Sells, NYDIG chief innovation officer. “By partnering with CSI, we can help community banks meet the growing demand for bitcoin while remaining compliant and secure with a seamless customer experience through the CSI digital banking platform.”
According to a survey commissioned by NYDIG in 2021, 81% said they’d be interested in purchasing bitcoin from their bank if the service was available.71% of those who already owned bitcoin, said that they’d switch banks to one that offered bitcoin-related services.
The new offer joins CSIs full suite digital banking technology, which includes mobile banking, digital account opening, web design and hosting, and digital payments.
“AT CSI our top priority is helping our customers remain on the edge of innovation,” said Giovanni Mastronardi, SCIs group president of Enterprise Banking .”It’s vital that we enable community financial institutions to grow their assets and reach new customers by integrating Bitcoin along with our suite of innovative digital banking products”
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