VIENNA, Va. - (07/07/05) -- Navy FCU said it has renewed acontract with TSYS to process the credit unions giant's one millioncredit card accounts for another five years. TSYS has processedNavy Fed's card accounts since 2000. The $24 billion credit unionsupports its consumer credit-card accounts with TS2, the company'spayments engine, and uses a variety of other services offered bythe Columbus, Ga., company.
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