Money One FCU Moves Cards Processing To TNB

Published April 13, 2009, 7:38 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 12:43 a.m. EDT

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LARGO, Md. – Money One FCU said yesterday it has converted processing for its $8 million cards portfolio to TNB Card Services.

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Money One will now have the ability to implement an array of new features for its 2,700 cardholders, including pricing based both on member risk and relationships the cardholder has with the credit union. TNB’s Rewards2U loyalty program will also be implemented.

The credit union will also benefit from TNB’s portfolio management tools – VIP CardStation and VIP Portfolio Pro.

CardStation will simplify the setup and maintenance of Money One’s card accounts, allowing real-time views of available credit and transaction authorizations. Portfolio Pro’s reporting capabilities will give Money One deep insight into the daily, weekly, and monthly performance of the portfolio. That will enable Money One to identify key trends it can use to drive revenue and growth opportunities, and also to improve its risk management capabilities.

TNB is a wholly owned unit of credit union-owned Town North Bank.

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