CHICAGO – Credit union giant Alliant CU yesterday said it has joined the Credit Union 24 electronic funds transfer network.
By joining the credit union-owned system, Alliant’s 200,000 members will have surcharge-free access to more than 12,000 Credit Union 24 CU HERE ATMs and more than 100,000 ATMs across the country.
Alliant CU is a $4.5 billion credit union that was chartered to serve employees of American Airlines and now has a community charter.
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