PEACHTREE CORNERS, Ga.—Associated Credit Union has selected PSCU for comprehensive credit card processing services and support.
With 20 branches and more than $2.1 billion in assets, ACU conducted a thorough evaluation to identify the right credit solutions provider, according to the company. “Seeking a trustworthy collaborator with both a competitive product offering and a focus on service excellence and customization, ACU identified PSCU as its ideal partner to facilitate technological advancements in credit card processing,” the company added.
"Our partnership with PSCU represents a shared vision of innovation and seamless, member-centric solutions, as well as long-term growth,” said Margie Burton, VP-card services at ACU. “We are confident that working with PSCU to offer technologically advanced, full-service credit card offerings will enable ACU to further enhance our members’ experience and serve their evolving financial needs.”
To Launch in June 2024
PSCU said it will begin providing credit processing services and support to ACU members in June 2024.
"We look forward to delivering a highly functional, reliable and secure credit card program that will facilitate a best-in-class cardholder experience to contribute to ACU members’ satisfaction and loyalty,” said Scott Wagner, EVP, chief revenue officer at PSCU. “PSCU is honored to welcome ACU to the cooperative and support the credit union’s commitment to improving the financial lives of its valued members.”
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