SECAUCUS, N.J. — NYCE has aligned with U.S. Bank's MoneyPass Network to offer participants in NYCE's SUM selective surcharging program the option to add access to MoneyPass Network's 13,000 surcharge-free ATMs. NYCE's SUM Program allows cardholders of participating financial institutions to make surcharge-free withdrawals at nearly 2,950 designated ATMs. MoneyPass is part of U.S. Bank's Elan Financial Services. According to a news release, the deal allows NYCE to now offer SUM Program participants the ability to supplement their SUM surcharge-free access with participation in the MoneyPass Network, offering preferred business terms and conditions. NYCE Payments Network LLC, a Metavante company, is a leading U.S. electronic payments network. "We continue to focus on growing the MoneyPass network across the country, steadily adding to our stable of surcharge-free ATMs," said Doug Miraglia, president of MoneyPass. "Our alliance agreement with NYCE complements existing NYCE SUM Program ATMs with expansive surcharge-free ATM access across the country, while also providing surcharge-free access at SUM Program devices to existing MoneyPass members."
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