Competition
Open Solutions
Open Solutions focuses on the financial services marketplace providing industry specific products and services.
TSYS
TSYS offers broad range of issuer- and acquirer-processing technologies that support consumer-finance, credit, debit and prepaid services for financial institutions and retail companies in the Americas, EMEA and Asia-Pacific regions.
Jack Henry & Associates
Jack Henry offers "core processing solutions" for community banks and credit unions, as well as asset and liability management systems, to more than 8,700 financial institutions and corporations.
John H. Harland Company
Harland offers a wide range of products including "core processing solutions" for banks and credit unions. They claim to serve over 7,000 clients.
AccuTech Systems Corporation
AccuTech Systems Corporation is the second largest Trust Accounting Software developer in the United States in terms of trust clients and provides in house software solutions as well as outsourcing solutions..
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