CU24 Expands ATM Access

November 19, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - (11/19/04) -- Credit Union 24 said Thursday it hassigned an alliance with Genpass to give its 410 credit unionmembers surcharge-free access to the 2,800 ATMs operated byGenpass's MoneyPass electronic funds transfer network. Thereciprocal agreement also gives MoneyPass users surcharge-freeaccess to the 11,000 ATMs on CU24's CU HERE. The deal is the secondthis week expanding CU24 access, coming four days after CU24announced a deal to double the number of ATMs accessibility tomember credit unions to 65,000 through a partnership withAtlanta-based Lynk.

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