
Connect Corelation KeyStone core banking system to Metro2 for automated credit union credit reporting. KeyStone is a modern, growing core platform with approximately 4.7% market share and an open API philosophy. Metro2 connects through KeyBridge, Corelation's XML-based web services layer, to extract member and loan data. Despite marketing references to REST, KeyBridge uses XML web services. KeyStone supports over 150 third-party integrations and provides endpoints for Disputes, Bill Pay, Alerts, Home Banking, New Account, Lending, and RDC. KeyStone does not include native Metro 2 reporting.
Corelation KeyStone provides member and loan data through KeyBridge XML-based web services. Metro2 maps credit union data structures to Metro 2 Base Segment format and submits to Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.
Corelation KeyStoneKeyStone is one of the newest credit union cores with a growing 4.7% market share and open API philosophy.
Connect through KeyBridge web services with endpoints for lending, disputes, home banking, and more.
KeyStone's open architecture supports over 150 vendor connections, demonstrating a proven integration ecosystem.
Report every credit union loan and credit product including auto, personal, credit card, and HELOC.
KeyStone's modern data architecture and API-first design make integration significantly faster than legacy cores.
Metro2 maps these fields from Corelation KeyStone to Metro 2 format automatically.
Confirm API access with your Corelation contract. Most KeyStone credit unions have KeyBridge access included in their agreement.
Set up XML web services connection between KeyStone KeyBridge and Metro2 using your credit union's API credentials.
Configure how each loan product type maps to Metro 2 portfolio types, account type codes, and reporting fields.
Run test submissions, review validation reports, and enable production reporting to all three bureaus.
API access through KeyBridge depends on your Corelation contract. Most KeyStone credit unions have API access included. Contact your Corelation representative to confirm.
Despite some references to REST in Corelation's marketing, KeyBridge is XML-based web services. Metro2 handles the XML request/response patterns automatically.
No. Corelation KeyStone does not include built-in Metro 2 file generation or credit bureau submission. Metro2 fills this gap by connecting to KeyBridge and handling the entire reporting pipeline.
Metro2 primarily uses the Lending and Account endpoints for loan data, member demographics, payment history, and account status. KeyBridge also exposes Disputes, Bill Pay, Alerts, Home Banking, New Account, and RDC endpoints.

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