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Amacore Bank of Rockford, Ill., has selected NYCE Payments Network LLC as its exclusive provider of PIN-debit card processing and ATM card access. A $5 billion asset bank, Amacore Bank has issued nearly 100,000 debit cards, and it owns 83 ATMs. Amacore also is a member of NYCE's surcharge-free SUM selective ATM network. NYCE is based in Secaucus, N.J. Amacore said it selected NYCE because the PIN-debit network supports the bank's expansion efforts.
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