
ATLANTA, March 17, 2025 – CorServ, a company empowering banks and fintechs with payment card programs, has partnered with Rosedale Federal Savings & Loan Association, a well-established community bank based in Baltimore, Maryland. This partnership will enable Rosedale Federal to enhance its credit card offerings for both business and consumer customers through CorServ’s cutting-edge card program.
Rosedale Federal, a trusted financial institution since 1908 with a mission to help its neighbors manage their everyday finances and access affordable home loans, operates 13 branches and holds $1.3 billion in assets. Upgrading from a previous provider’s Agent Bank program, Rosedale Federal will utilize CorServ’s Account Issuer program to better serve its customers and improve the bank’s return on investment.
Rosedale Federal will offer a full suite of credit card products through CorServ, with a focus on business credit cards. Commercial customers of the bank will benefit from enhanced credit card options, self-service tools, customizable reports, virtual cards and expense reporting. Consumer and small business customers can choose from low-rate or high-reward cards. All cardholders benefit from personalized alerts, spend controls and two-way fraud text verifications.
“Our priority is to provide the communities we serve with the best-in-class banking solutions, and thanks to CorServ, our customers will have access to an elevated credit card experience,” said Kevin Benson, Rosedale Federal President and CEO. “We are excited to partner with CorServ to serve our customers more effectively with their credit card needs while delivering stronger returns for the bank.”
“We’re thrilled to partner with Rosedale Federal to bring their customers a tailored, relationship-focused program that is competitive with national credit card issuers,” said Anil Goyal, CEO of CorServ. “Our turnkey credit card solution provides a comprehensive set of capabilities including issuer processing, underwriting, servicing, program management and modern technology.”
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