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By TNB Card Services March 16, 2009, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

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Gesa Credit Union of Richland, Washington, has selected Dallas-based TNB Card Services Inc. to launch its new business card program, and to process its $15 million retail card portfolio, which has more than 8,600 accounts.

North American Bancard Inc., an independent sales organization, says it now counts more than 80,000 merchants as customers, which combined generated more than $6 billion in Visa Inc., MasterCard Worldwide and Discover Financial Services transactions in 2008.

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