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Fiserv Signs Five Credit Unions To Processing Pacts

By Fiserv Inc. July 15, 2009, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

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BROOKFIELD, Wis. – Fiserv said yesterday that it has signed five credit unions to new account processing contracts for its Portico, CubicsPlusand Galaxy credit union platforms.

The new credit union contracts are with: Ashtabula County School Employees CU; United Police Federal CU; Seasons FCU; Eastern New York FCU and Morris Sheppard Texarkana FCU.

In addition to choosing a Fiserv account processing solution, all of the credit unions also selected a wide range of value-added Fiserv solutions, such as Card Services, Virtual Branch Internet banking, Wisdom accounting tools, ConvergeIT interactive voice response and other best-of-breed products to help streamline workflows and drive efficiencies across their enterprise.

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