Topics: Pulse

Credit Union 24 Network Pilots Internet PINJune 04, 2009
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Debit Still on the Growth Path, Says PULSEJune 04, 2009
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J.D. Power Report Says Banks Must Address Steady Decline in Customer SatisfactionMay 21, 2009
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PULSE Launches Surcharge-Free ATM NetworkMay 08, 2009In an alliance with MoneyPass, the PULSE SelectSM network offers participants more than 16,000 surcharge-free ATMs across the country.
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Park Bank, Altra Federal Credit Union Sign Long-Term Agreements with PULSEJanuary 30, 2009
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Debit Card Growth Slows, But Opportunities for Expansion ExistJune 24, 2008Debit card transaction growth slowed in 2007, but there are new opportunities for debit innovation, PULSE says.
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PULSE and LINK ATM Networks Enter Reciprocal Use AgreementSeptember 29, 2006PULSE-LINK deal opens ATM networks to overseas travelers.
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PULSE and LINK ATM Networks Enter Reciprocal Use AgreementSeptember 05, 2006
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Automated Augmentation January 07, 2005Survey predicts an expansion of global ATM market
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Playing Their Cards Right January 07, 2005With debit on the rise, the Discover/Pulse merger looks like a win-win for all participants.
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Banks and Associations Adapt To Increased Merchant Muscle May 05, 2004Issuers support PIN-based debit networks despite the potential impact on revenues versus signature debit.
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Merchants Target Banks’ Debit RevenuesMarch 30, 2004Merchants have been aggressively slashing their payments-related costs -- at the expense of consumers' banks. A Visa exec describes the challenges for community bankers at ICBA.
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Hot HandDecember 01, 2003BankAtlantic plays its card for point-of-sale and payroll.
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Bank BytesAugust 08, 2001
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NYCE-First Data Deal Fulfills A Desire To Expand August 08, 2001The combination of NYCE's PIN-based debit competence and First Data's offline debit and credit card expertise opens up new opportunities for both.
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EXECUTIVE CHANGESJune 01, 2001John Rosenfeld joins Bank of America as Consumer E-Business executive; Stephen E. Canter and Ronald P. O'Hanley are appointed to the Executive Management Committee at Mellon Financial; Michael Cleary and Christopher Klein to head the Internet Business
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Bank BytesNovember 30, 2000
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