Tradition Capital Bank launches credit cards in collaboration with Corserv
Tradition Capital Bank has launched a new credit card programme for its commercial, small business, non-profit and consumer clients in the US, in collaboration with Corserv.
Tradition Capital Bank partners with Corserv
The $2.6 billion-asset commercial bank, headquartered in Edina, Minnesota, selected the vendor’s account issuer programme to power this expansion of its banking suite.
The turnkey solution includes a self-service interface, customisable reports supporting level 2 and 3 transaction data, and an expense reporting module. Tradition Capital Bank will retain full control over credit decisioning while offering clients a variety of virtual and ghost cards, as well as detailed spending controls.
Tradition Capital Bank plans to leverage the technology to provide “tailored” card solutions that “meet the diverse needs of our commercial, small business, nonprofit and consumer clients”, according to president Joe Bauer.
Corserv previously extended the same programme to Illinois-based Busey Bank, Avidbank in California and Minnesota’s Northeast Bank, all of which launched credit cards through the vendor last year.
