- Earned wage access platform provider Veep Software announced that AltaOne Federal Credit Union has launched its AnyTimePay offering. AnyTimePay provides employees with access to earned wages before their scheduled payday.
- The product launch comes at the same time that AltaOne Federal Credit Union announced a strategic investment in the Florida-based fintech.
- Veep Software was founded in 2019. The company made its Finovate debut at FinovateFall 2025 in New York.
Veep Software announced that AltaOne Federal Credit Union has gone live with Veep’s AnyTimePay offering, an earned wage access solution that gives members access to their earned wages before their scheduled payday. AltaOne FCU’s launch of AnyTimePay comes at the same time that the California-based financial institution announced a strategic investment in Veep. The amount of the investment was not disclosed.
Veep’s AnyTimePay platform is the company’s composable infrastructure layer for AI-driven, risk-aligned pay access. Built to support institutional deployment, governance, and scale, AnyTimePay combines structured controls, monitoring, and configurable deployment options to enable credit unions and other institutions to deliver modern earned wage access securely and responsibly. AnyTimePay uses AI to analyze member behavior and assess risk to help prevent over-advancement while encouraging responsible use of the service. AnyTimePay helps members enhance their financial security, improve money management, increase engagement with their credit union, and reduce the temptation to resort to high-cost, payday lending alternatives.
“AltaOne is exactly the kind of forward-thinking financial institution we built AnyTimePay for,” Veep CEO Drew Hyatt said. “They understand that the future of financial wellness is not just about offering more products. It is about showing up at the right moment, when members need access to liquidity and support. Their commitment to improving member financial well-being, combined with their decision to invest in Veep, is a powerful endorsement of both our technology and our mission.”
Veep notes that earned wage access is only a starting point for users of the platform. The platform architecture supports the integration of additional financial capabilities through its modular infrastructure, shared governance and policy frameworks, and reusable AI-driven decisioning.
“At AltaOne, we are always looking for innovative ways to strengthen the financial well-being of our members,” AltaOne CEO Stephanie Sievers said. “Too often, financial stress is not about whether someone is responsible; it is about whether the timing of their income matches the timing of their obligations. A bill may be due today, while a paycheck arrives several days later. AnyTimePay helps members bridge that gap responsibly by giving them access to wages they have already earned. We believe this solution can reduce financial stress and help our members avoid costly alternatives.”
AltaOne FCU is headquartered in Ridgecrest, California, a community located in the high desert of Southern California, directly adjacent to the Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake. The financial institution was founded in 1947 as the NOTS Employees Federal Credit Union and today serves members in Kern, Inyo, Mono, and northern San Bernardino counties. AltaOne FCU has 58,000+ members and assets of more than $950 million.
Headquartered in Miami, Florida, and founded in 2019, Veep Software made its Finovate debut last year at FinovateFall 2025 in New York. At the conference, the company showed how its AI-driven, risk and wellness scoring platform assesses customer financial health and risk and enables real-time access to earned wages. The technology can be embedded directly into digital banking platforms to help community banks and credit unions boost deposit growth and enhance financial wellness for their customers and members.
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