MONTVALE, N.J. – The NYCE Corporation has announced a new sales and marketing partnership with the Michigan Credit Union League. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, CUcorp Inc, credit unions in Michigan will be able to purchase a full complement of NYCE products, including NYCE ATM and point of sale networking services and signature debit processing. The products will include NYCE's SUM surcharge free networking and the brand new account to account transfer faculty. The Michigan League has a long history with NYCE, explained Michigan Credit Union League CEO David Adams, including at one point sitting on the board of NYCE. The number of terminals and point of sale outlets that NYCE has in Michigan led the League to make the choice for an “active” marketing role with NYCE, even as it continues to support credit union owned services like CO-OP Network. “There has always been a lot of overlap between NYCE and CO-OP Network,” explained Adams, so he didn't expect any particular conflict with the Ontario California based ATM network. Currently 77% of credit union's in Michigan, or 77%, use NYCE services, along with 131 other financial institutions in the state, the League noted.