SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - (08/03/04) -- eFunds Corp. said it has signed withComdata Corp. to offer Comdata's 500,000 payroll cardholderssurcharge-free access to the 15,000 ATMs eFunds Corp. manages atoff-premise locations. The deal with Comdata is the first timeeFunds has provided surcharge-free ATM services specifically topayroll cardholders. eFunds, however, provides cardholders that aremembers of the CO-OP Network of credit unions surcharge-free accessto about 7,000 eFunds ATMs that operate under the Access Cashbrand. eFunds said it is creating an Internet-based ATM-locatorprogram that will launch this month. With it, payroll cardholderswill be able to retrieve information on the nearest eFunds ATMusing their card numbers and ZIP codes. Comdata is a Brentwood,Tenn., subsidiary of Ceridian Corp.
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