CUNA Tech Council presents award at BAI
NEW ORLEANS (11/21/03)--US Biometrics received the Best of Show Award from the CUNA Technology Council during the 2003 Bank Administration Institute (BAI) Retail Delivery Conference and Expo in New Orleans.
According to Dan Kinne, a member of the CUNA Technology Council executive committee and vice president of information technology for Silver State Schools CU in Las Vegas, the company caught the council's attention with its CheckQ system.
The Naperville, Ill., company provides biometric technology software that helps credit unions prevent fraud, rather than react to it.
CheckQ is a fingerprint recognition system that reads current or potential members' fingerprints and compares them to a national shared database. This database contains information about check and other transactions that are commonly fraudulent.
Credit unions also can use US Biometrics' offering to control access internally.
The award recognizes a company at the BAI's Retail Delivery Conference that has shown extraordinary commitment to credit union technology, with appeal to a wide range of credit unions as well as affordability.
Other Best of Show finalists included Accucast, QBT, Wincor Nixdorf, Experion, Aurum Technologies, Prognosis, SERsynergy, Ember Heatshield and Raddon Financial Group.
(Filed by Bill Merrick, CUNA's manager editor, special projects)
| Resource Link | |
![]() |
CUNA Technology Council |
More CU/System
News Now LiveWire
- John Bell, an employee of NC Community FCU, has announced his candidacy for the NC House of Representatives. - 2 days ago
- The Pennsylvania Credit Union Foundation announced Friday it has--since its inception--topped the $2 million milestone for awarding grants. - 2 days ago
- CFPB recommends 5 ways taxpayers can keep more of their tax refunds: http://t.co/wUxK7CLd - 3 days ago
- CUNA CEO Bill Cheney promoted consumer access to CUs during an appearance on the Willis Report on Fox Business News Wednesday. - 3 days ago
- NCUA will consider a merger request, and supervisory activities, at its Feb. 16 closed bd mtng. NCUA will not hold an open mtng this month - 3 days ago
- See all our Tweets and sign up; News Now LiveWire on Twitter







