Merger to create nation's second largest EFT network
Northwestern Financial Review, Jul 1, 2001
Pulse EFT Association, Houston, is purchasing Brown Deer, Wis.-based Tyme Corp. The transaction between the two bank-owned organizations is expected to be complete in October. The new company would be organized as a non-profit corporation that will use the Pulse name. It will serve some 3,000 member institutions, making it the secondlargest EFT network in the country.
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