A regional commercial bank relied on a slow, largely manual onboarding model that took about two weeks to open a new commercial deposit account. Myridius built a unified, omni-channel onboarding experience on Temenos Journey Manager and AWS with integrated fintech services, cutting account opening to 22 minutes and delivering the first phase in five months.
Key Outcomes
- Commercial account opening reduced from two weeks to 22 minutes.
- First phase delivered in five months.
- Rapid onboarding sustained during the SVB market disruption.
Overview
A regional commercial bank, among the largest headquartered in Iowa, relied on a slow, largely manual onboarding model that took about two weeks to open a new commercial deposit account. The desired state was an intuitive omni-channel journey supporting relationship managers, self-service users, and multiple product lines while accelerating growth and reducing operational friction. Myridius used Temenos Journey Manager on AWS, plus integrated fintech services, to design and deliver a unified digital onboarding and account opening experience. As a result, the bank reduced average commercial account opening time from two weeks to 22 minutes, delivered the first phase in just five months, and was able to onboard new customers and deposit accounts in minutes during the Silicon Valley Bank market disruption.
Client Context
The client is a leading commercial bank headquartered in Iowa, serving commercial clients through relationship managers and increasingly through digital channels.
Fast, unified onboarding mattered here because a two-week, largely manual account opening process created friction for clients and limited the bank's ability to grow deposits efficiently. What was at stake operationally was the bank's competitiveness and its capacity to capture opportunity quickly, a point made vivid when market disruption drove a sudden surge in demand for new accounts.
The Challenge
The bank relied on a slow, largely manual onboarding model that took about two weeks to open a new commercial deposit account. The desired state was an intuitive omni-channel journey that could support relationship managers, self-service users, and multiple product lines while accelerating growth and reducing operational friction.
Consider a new commercial client. Opening an account meant a two-week process spread across fragmented channels, with manual steps for identity, verification, and core banking setup. The experience was slow for the client and operationally heavy for the bank, limiting both speed and the ability to support deposit accounts, credit cards, lending, and treasury management in one coherent journey.