Professional League Resources Announces Partnership With Dolphin Debit
RALEIGH, N.C.– Professional League Resources (PLR), a subsidiary of the Carolinas Credit Union League (CCUL), said it has entered into a partnership with Dolphin Debit, the ATM and ITM management company. The partnership will offer member credit unions a fully managed ATM & ITM-As-a-Service solution, providing a more efficient alternative to in-house ATM management, PLR said.
“Credit unions are always in need of strong reliable solutions,” said Craig Beach, CCUL executive vice president and COO. “The Carolinas Credit Union League proudly welcomes Dolphin Debit to its family of partner solutions. Dolphin has a strong reputation in our market and across the country.”
Comprehensive Offering
The organization noted Houston-based Dolphin Debit Access provides a comprehensive ATM and ITM solution that covers every aspect of ATM and ITM operation and management, from equipment procurement and technical maintenance to system updates and cash management.
“We are excited to partner with CCUL,” said Joe Woods, SVP-marketing and partnerships at Dolphin Debit. “Their mission to provide superior service & solutions to their members aligns perfectly with our mission to offer our clients the best ATM & ITM-As-a-Service solution available. We are confident that this partnership will be a great success for both organizations and CCUL’s credit unions.
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