Navy Army FCU Brings ATM Management In-House

July 27, 2006, 12:41 p.m. EDT 1 Min Read

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas -- Navy Army FCU said it has signed Fiserv's LynxGate Solutions to implement its CAT ATM management suite and bring its ATM operations in-house. LynxGate's CAT product will allow the $415 million credit union to personalize messaging, design screens, balance and track down ATM issues quickly at its growing fleet of 12 ATMs. CAT operates on a Windows 2003 server and features a relational database and web-user interface. Navy Army FCU plans to install the CAT suite in August. Separately, Navy Army FCU said it has signed with Identity Theft 911 to offer the company's identity theft prevention and resolution service free to its members.

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