TD Banknorth tests new debit card

TD Banknorth is testing a digital bank-card printing machine in four New Jersey subdivisions to let almost instantaneous bringing of Visa debit entry card game for consumers and concerns gap new accounts, a spokeswoman said Wednesday.

The card game are printed in the branches, presence and back, instead of being manufactured off-site and mailed to customers, said TD spokeswoman Jennifer Carlson. The system is expected to cut down the delay clip for debit entry card game for TD clients to "10 proceedings from 10 concern days," she said.

Portland, Maine-based TD Banknorth, which did not place the subdivisions where the programme is being tested, runs 121 subdivisions in New Jersey, including 42 in Bergen County.

The new service could be rolled out throughout the bank's subdivision web by the end of adjacent summer, Carlson said.

Many Banks and recognition labor unions make embossed debit entry card game in their subdivisions for clients when they open up a new account.

The card-printing system, provided by Moral Force Card Solutions of Englewood, Colo., do smooth, level card game that have got a different feel than embossed debit entry and recognition cards.

Ron Zanotti, a frailty president at Moral Force Card Solutions, said TD is the first depository financial institution to seek the system, which will let Banks to offer clients big choices of backgrounds on card game and black and white them quickly and easily.

"We believe it's the adjacent coevals of depository financial institution cards," Zanotti said.

TD's parent company, Canadian banking giant TD Depository Financial Institution Financial Group recently announced an $8.5 billion stock and hard cash trade to get Cherry Hill-based Commerce Bancorp. The trade is expected to be completed in March or April. TD will then have got more than than 320 subdivisions in New Jersey.

Commerce have offered embossed card game while you wait since 2000, a spokeswoman said.

Carlson said it's "too soon to know" which of the systems will be used after the two Banks are integrated.

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