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Texas Trust Credit Union is committed to being our members` partner providing a lifetime of financial services adjusted to their needs while maintaining a financially strong full-service cooperative. We are `Building Brighter Financial Futures.` COMPANY OVERVIEW Founded in 1936, Texas Trust is a community credit union serving more than 114,000 members. With over $1.2 billion in assets, Texas Trust serves the Greater DFW area with 22 total branches. Texas Trust provides a portfolio of services that include traditional financial solutions as well as insurance, investments and a full array of business products and a team of small business experts poised to serve members at every turn. Our commitment to service has earned us multiple awards in every community we call home. Employees at Texas Trust have also volunteer over 3,200 hours a year helping us spread the Texas Trust story and showing our commitment to our community. Because of our employees, Texas Trust was voted as one of the Top 100 Places to Work by the Dallas Morning News. This credit union is federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration. We at Texas Trust firmly believe that our employees drive the success of the credit union. With success in mind as the ultimate goal, we strive to create and provide an environment that offers challenging, stimulating and financially rewarding opportunities.
Gulf Winds Federal Credit Union, formerly Chemstrand Employees Credit Union and Monsanto Employees Credit Union, was organized April 9, 1954. The credit union is directed by a volunteer Board of Directors presently composed of 13 members. The Board of Directors, elected by the general membership, appoints a Supervisory Committee of four individuals who watch over the financial soundness of the credit union.
i2c`s mission is to create better payment and commerce experiences for consumers and businesses around the world. We build the payment technology and services global brands, financial institutions, corporations, and governments need to deliver high-impact, personalized payments and commerce solutions that build loyalty and engage today`s consumers in new ways, creating more profitable relationships. i2c`s highly-configurable, cloud-based Agile Payments processing platform provides unparalleled flexibility, agility, and reliability so companies can quickly and cost-effectively deploy differentiated, feature-rich credit, debit, and prepaid programs anywhere in the world. Our customers rely on us to deliver profitable credit, debit, and prepaid solutions that meet the highly-differentiated needs of cardholders in 216 countries and territories.
Kinecta is banking done different. While the journey to success isn`t always a straight line, having the right financial partner by your side can make all the difference. We`re excited to be the partner who helps you achieve your goals and dreams, and we`re committed to sticking by you, every step of the way. You`ll find almost every type of financial service at Kinecta, from the basic to the most sophisticated, as well as sought-after rates and employees with a true passion for service and excellence. Since we`ve been serving Southern California for 80 years, we have a strong foundation of trust with local communities. Each year, we partner with, donate to, and invest our time in more than 100 nonprofit causes – more than half suggested by our own employees.
Central 1 is the central financial facility and trade association for the B.C. and Ontario credit union systems. Central 1 represents a consumer-oriented, full-service retail financial system that serves 3.3 million members and holds $116 billion in assets and is owned primarily by its member credit unions, 42 in B.C. and 70 in Ontario. With offices in Vancouver, Mississauga, and Toronto and more than 500 employees, Central 1 provides a wide range of services such as liquidity management, direct banking, and flexible payment service solutions to a wide range of credit union and institutional clients Central 1 is governed by a 14-member Board of Directors drawn from credit unions in the two provinces.