Design Your Own Cards

November 30, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

DALLAS - (11/30/04) -- The 400 credit union customers ofTNB Card Services will now be able to design their own credit anddebit cards. TNB said the Card Design Online Studio by OberthurCard Systems will allow its credit union clients to customize theirown cards. The Online Studio offers credit union managers hundredsof creative options like backgrounds, photos, logos and embossingcolors. The service will be available through TNB's website. TNB isa unit of credit union-owned Town North National Bank.

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