RICHARDSON, Texas – Texans CU and Amplify CU have signed with VINtek to implement the company’s electronic lien and title service.
The service allows lienholders to receive electronic titles from their state’s Department of Motor Vehicles, instead of the traditional paper titles.
In early November, the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles introduced a statewide ELT program in an effort to cut costs and impact on the environment.
VINtek is based in Philadelphia.
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