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Baxter CU Takes Consolidates Processing With PSCU

The $1.6 billion Baxter Credit Union is moving the processing of debit transactions that require a personal identification number to PSCU Financial Services, the processing CUSO has announced.

By David Morrison | Updated on February 22, 2009

The $1.6 billion Baxter Credit Union is moving the processing of debit transactions that require a personal identification number to PSCU Financial Services, the processing CUSO has announced.

PSCU had already been processing the CU’s credit card and debit card transactions that are validated with a cardholder’s signature. The change means PSCU will handle 117,000 PIN debit accounts, 81,000 signature debit accounts, 50,000 credit accounts and 13,000 online bill payment subscribers for Baxter, PSCU said.

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