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Bank expands relationship with Metavante
February 12, 2008
Milwaukee, Wis. - Metavante, a Milwaukee-based provider of banking and payments technology, has announced that it has entered a long-term core banking agreement with the Illinois-based First United Bank.
The expanded relationship will involve a suite of banking and payment solutions, including core banking software, compliance and telephone banking solutions, and check and document imaging solutions.
First United Bank, located in Crete, Ill., already participates in Metavante's network for retail PIN-debit and ATM-card access.
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The expanded relationship will involve a suite of banking and payment solutions, including core banking software, compliance and telephone banking solutions, and check and document imaging solutions.
First United Bank, located in Crete, Ill., already participates in Metavante's network for retail PIN-debit and ATM-card access.
Related stories
• DHFS to end practice of using Social Security numbers for ID
• Metavante reports nearly $50M in profit for `07
• Doyle asks Metavante to investigate state data breaches
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