Tobyhanna FCU Converts To Jack Henrys JHA Payment Processing

Published October 11, 2011, 7:45 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 26, 2020, 11:12 p.m. EDT

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SCRANTON, Penn. – Tobyhanna FCU is converting its ATM, debit and credit card processing solution with Jack Henry & Associates’ JHA Payments Processing solution.

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“We wanted something in-house, live, and in real time that did not require updates on more than one database,” said Travis Frey, vice president of information technology for the $156-million credit union.

“We looked at PPS and were immediately taken with its level of customer service. We no longer need to rely on a third-party for reporting. Since everything is now 'just a loan' and 'just a card,' we are able to create on-demand programs as well as customer reports to automate and create efficiencies across the board,” said Frey.

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