Security One FCU Converts To TNB Card Services

Published January 20, 2009, 11:56 p.m. EST

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Updated August 27, 2020, 12:51 a.m. EDT

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ARLINGTON, Texas – Security One FCU said yesterday it has converted its signature debit and credit card processing to TNB Card Services.

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TNB will take over the processing of approximately 2,500 signature debit accounts and 1,500 credit cards with outstanding balances exceeding $2 million. The Security One FCU credit card program will be evaluated by TNB’s portfolio consulting team to assess pricing, product, and risk in correlation with its performance. Security One also plans to roll out TNB’s Rewards2U loyalty program for both its signature debit and credit cardholders.

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

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