The Guyana Public Service Cooperative Credit Union Limited (GPSCCU) has revealed its plans to undergo a digital transformation in 2024.
This strategic move is in line with global trends in financial services, as digital banking continues to play an increasingly crucial role.
Public Relations Officer of GPSCCU, Royden James, expressed that the decision to go digital is a testament to the credit union’s ongoing commitment to modernize and meet the evolving needs of its members.
The goal is to blend tradition with innovation, providing a seamless and efficient way for members to manage their finances. This ensures that GPSCCU remains a cornerstone of financial support and empowerment in Guyana.
During an event held at the credit union’s Hadfield Street Office, James highlighted the significance of the digital transition:
The digital transformation is expected to bring several key enhancements, including online banking and e-statements, making financial management more convenient for GPSCCU members.
In addition to the digital announcement, GPSCCU launched its “Make My Wish Come Through” Christmas promotion.
Chief Executive Officer, Adeola Griffith, outlined the exciting prizes for this year’s promotion:
To participate in the Christmas promotion, GPSCCU members are invited to fill out a coupon and drop it into the promotional box at the head office or regional offices countrywide.
Reported by Nakasia Logan for NCN News