MFN Trust Center
Information and resources to help financial institutions understand MFN's assurance, security, resilience, privacy, and vendor-management practices.
Overview
Managed Financial Networks began in 1998 through credit unions collaborating on technology needs that can be difficult or expensive to solve independently. Today, that context informs a broader financial-institution capability across managed technology, cybersecurity, resilience, advisory, and critical systems.
For risk and vendor-management teams, this Trust Center provides a clear public starting point and a controlled path for appropriate documentation.
Compliance & Assurance
Independent assurance and recurring review are important parts of how MFN demonstrates operational discipline to the institutions we serve.
Current assurance
MFN maintains SOC 2 Type 2 reporting as part of our commitment to disciplined technology operations and customer trust.
The report itself is controlled and may be requested through the due-diligence process.
Request the SOC 2 Type 2 ReportSecurity
MFN approaches technology decisions with security, operational discipline, and institutional risk in mind. That includes high-level attention to governance, access, awareness, layered safeguards, preparedness, vendor evaluation, and recurring review.
Explore Cybersecurity Program ServicesResilience
Resilience depends on more than technology alone. MFN considers continuity, backup and recovery, dependency awareness, recovery planning, testing, validation, and the operating discipline that helps institutions keep moving when conditions change.
Explore Hosting, Cloud & ResiliencePrivacy
MFN collects only information reasonably needed to operate the public website and respond to inquiries. Contact inquiries are handled through a secure server-side workflow and are not intentionally stored in a website database. Please do not submit sensitive information through the public Contact form.
Read the Privacy NoticeDue-Diligence Documents
Certain MFN documents contain confidential, security-sensitive, financial, legal, or operational information and are provided through a controlled request process rather than published openly.
Controlled — available upon approved request
Controlled — when applicable
Controlled — available upon request
Controlled — available upon request
Controlled documentation
Controlled documentation
Controlled — subject to appropriate review
Available through the due-diligence process
Certain documents are available to customers, prospective customers, auditors, or other authorized parties with a legitimate due-diligence need. Availability depends on the request and appropriate review.
Request Due-Diligence DocumentsCommon Questions
MFN maintains SOC 2 Type 2 reporting as part of its commitment to disciplined technology operations and customer trust.
Use the controlled Vendor Due Diligence Contact path and describe what your team needs in the message field.
No. Security-sensitive and confidential documentation is provided through a controlled due-diligence process where appropriate.
Use the Vendor Due Diligence Contact path and describe the questionnaire or request in the message field.
Request information
MFN will coordinate the appropriate information without publishing sensitive documents to the public website.
