HALES CORNERS, Wis. - (09/10/04) -- Corporate Central CU has signed withElan Financial Services to offer ATM and debit card processing tocredit unions and CUSOs nationally. Under the deal, credit unionswill also have the option to participate in Elan's Fastbank ATMNetwork, which provides surcharge-free and deposit-taking ATMs in34 states. That network now has 3,600 surcharge-free ATMs availableand 3,400 ATMs that accept deposits. Separately, Credit Union 24said it signed with Elan to allow credit unions to offer a widerrange of products to their merchant account holders, includingelectronic payment processing services to their business accounts.Elan is a wholly owned subsidiary of US Bancorp.
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