Online Resources Adds CUGiants

October 18, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

CHANTILLY, Va. - (10/18/05) -- Online Resources Corp. announcedMonday it has signed contracts with two top-50 credit unions forits Internet payment services. Lockheed FCU, with more than $2billion in assets, has selected the company's on-premiseInternet-banking solution, which Online Resources added through itsrecent acquisition of Integrated Data Systems. Lockheed FCU willalso use the company's account opening service. Online Resourcesalso signed MacDill FCU, with more than $1.6 billion in assets, toits Internet bill payment service. MacDill FCU also contracted forthe company's Money HQ financial management service.

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