Illinois CUs Join MoneyPass ATMNetwork

August 24, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

NAPERVILLE, Ill. - (08/24/04) -- The Illinois CU League said its ICULService Corp. CUSO has signed with Genpass Technologies to providethe 400 credit unions in its Member Access electronic fundstransfer network with access to Genpass's surcharge-free MoneyPassATM network. The Member Access network in Illinois is one of thelast surviving credit union-owned ATM networks. MoneyPass providesaccess to more than 8,000 ATMs.

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