CHANTILLY, Va. – Online Resources Corp. said yesterday it is testing an expedited payments service that enables credit unions and banks to offer consumers and business customers same-day billing. The system is being test-piloted by Global CU in Spokane, which sees it as a cost-effective way to serve members, especially the defense credit union’s active military members, many of them based overseas.
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