
Who can join, what we offer and where to find us.
Request information- 01Member information
- 02Cooperative savings
- 03Financing enquiries
Showcase your identity with clarity and confidence
Before the first enquiry
Visitors want to know what makes your credit union different, who can join and what membership requires. Explaining these points from the start helps each person find relevant information before getting in touch with your team.
Existing members also need service information, current documents and a clear route to assistance. A well-organised website brings savings, financing enquiries and branch details together, with practical guidance on the right channel for their next step.
Trust starts with understanding how to take part.
01 /Designed around membership
Build your website around the questions that matter: who can join, what your credit union offers and how to speak to your team.

Who can join, what we offer and where to find us.
Request informationIntroduce your principles, who you serve and the requirements for joining. Make it easy to distinguish information for existing members from guidance for prospective members.
Describe your credit union’s savings services and lending options. Include requirements, links to current documents and an update date so visitors can review the conditions before making an enquiry.
Show each branch's address, opening hours and contact details. Help visitors choose the right channel for questions about membership or a particular service.
A design example with a concept brand. Its controls are illustrative; your website features depend on what you configure.
Create my credit union website02 /From information to your website
Start with AI, then review every detail so your website reflects your credit union, its services and the way your team supports members.
Describe your credit union, who it serves and its services. Kolau generates an initial website for you to review before publishing.
Adjust text, images and styling with the visual editor or voice instructions. Review membership requirements, opening hours and references to current documents.
Publish your website with technology that supports SEO. Clearly present your credit union, services and branches for people looking for information online.
Your credit union stays in control of its content and decides when to update it.
Start for freeInstitutions. Media. Experiences.
Explore the partnerships, interviews and experiences behind the Digitalization Plan across Spanish-speaking Latin America.
InternationalInstitutions
An address from Washington, D.C.
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Costa RicaMedia
Teletica · Qué buena tarde
ColombiaInstitutions
Ministry of ICT · Introducing the plan
GuatemalaMedia
Guatevisión · Digitalization Plan
ChileInstitutions
Launching the OAS–Kolau Digitalization Plan
Colombia · AntioquiaResults
The program’s experience and results
HondurasMedia
HCH · Noticiero Vespertino
GuatemalaInstitutions
Launching the OAS–Kolau Digitalization Plan
Bolivia · El AltoMedia
Red Uno · Que No Me Pierda
Costa RicaInstitutions
MEIC and the Embassy of Spain · Launching the plan
Mexico · SonoraMedia
Government of Sonora · Telemax TV
El SalvadorMedia
Government of El Salvador · Frente a Frente
Your idea could be next.
Start for freeGive membership criteria, steps and required documents their own section. You can edit the text to reflect your credit union's requirements and provide a contact option for further questions.
Yes. Give each service a clear explanation, its requirements and relevant supporting information. Your team reviews the content and can direct enquiries to the appropriate member service channel.
You can edit content and review document links whenever information changes. Including an update date helps members and visitors recognise which information is current before they contact your team.
Limit the form to a name, contact details and a general enquiry topic. Ask visitors not to send bank details or sensitive financial documents. Also show opening hours and phone numbers so they can choose how to contact your team.
03 /Institutional partnerships
We work with the Organization of American States and Latin American governments to bring digitalization to small businesses. Here are some of our partnerships.
Explore the Digitalization Plangovernment entities joined the Digitalization Plan












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Create a website that explains who you are and makes the next enquiry easier.