WALLINGFORD, Ct. – Constitution Corporate FCU said yesterday it will lease electronic image equipment to credit unions that don’t want to buy their own. The $2 billion corporate said its ImageXchange, a component of its Check-21 product suite, scans, endorses, encodes and performs automatic balancing of all items, enhancing the entire process. Constitution is one of the few corporates in the country with the ability to send, receive and return images of its members’ checks directly through the Federal Reserve, having been certified under the FedForward, FedReturn and FedReceipt programs.
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