Narmi, the digital banking platform purpose-built for community financial institutions, today announced that 14 banks and credit unions went live on the Narmi One platform in the fourth quarter of 2025. These launches span 20 product implementations and three full banking conversions across eight core providers, reflecting continued momentum in Narmi’s delivery engine and platform strategy.
The go-lives include a mix of business and consumer digital banking, business and consumer account opening, and real-time fraud management implementations. In Q4, Narmi partnered with financial institutions across the country, including Alma Bank, Bellwether Community Credit Union, Middlesex Federal Savings, Savers Bank, WEPCO Federal Credit Union and more to deliver powerful digital solutions in a timely and efficient manner.
Institutions in the cohort run on a wide range of cores, including Fiserv Premier, Fiserv DNA, Fiserv Precision, Symitar, COCC, Corelation, FIS IBS, and Silverlake, underscoring Narmi’s ability to execute consistently across diverse core environments.
Notably, Bellwether Community Credit Union went live with Narmi Grow in 54 days, setting a new internal record for fastest Narmi Grow implementation. Narmi’s Implementation team recorded a 9.8/10 overall CSAT score in 2025, with a 9.7/10 rating for timeliness and efficiency, reflecting consistent performance across planning, execution, and go-live.
“2025 was a banner year for the Narmi Implementation team, with 50 solutions delivered for 24 unique financial institutions – and 15 of those as new users of the Narmi ecosystem,” said Larisa Hendrick, Head of Delivery at Narmi. “It’s a strong validation of how our delivery model scales: speed only matters if it comes with quality, and our teams are focused on both.”
“Elevating to our highest-ever 9.8 out of 10 CSAT score in 2025 alongside record project volume tells us we’re successfully building repeatability for scale, while delivering upon our commitment to service and best-in-class partnership.”
“What we’re seeing is institutions using Narmi One as a true platform, not just a front-end replacement,” said Nikhil Lakhanpal, co-founder at Narmi. “Business and consumer digital banking and account opening, real-time fraud, and multiple core conversions, just in one quarter: that breadth is intentional.
“Community institutions want fewer vendors, tighter integration, and a clearer path to modernizing.”
The Q4 launches are the culmination of a strong year for the Implementations team, and continue a multi-year trend of community banks and credit unions consolidating digital banking, onboarding, and fraud workflows onto a single platform.
