CU Bank Renews Processing Contract With First Data

February 01, 2001, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

- DALLAS (02/01/01) - TNB Card Services, a unit ofthe credit union owned Town North National Bank, said it hasrenewed its card processing with First Data Corp.'s First DataResources unit for another eight-years. TNB Card Services providescard processing services for 400 credit unions and represents about750,000 MasterCard and Visa bankcard and debit card accounts. Underthe pact, First Data will provide bankcard and debit cardprocessing and other card portfolio management services for TNBuntil 2008.

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