Use "ESP" to improve your bottom line
Get a wire system like the biggest banks use — for less than you're paying now
The federal government has loaned banks over $500 Billion in TARP funds to stimulate the economy and shore up the banking industry. As the leading provider of FedWire and SWIFT systems to financial institutions, BankServ wants to do our part with ESP — our "Economic Stimulus Package" — not a loan, no paying back, no interest — just simple, reduced, limited-time-only, pricing.
A recent American Banker article titled "Community Banks Willing to Spend on Technology" indicates "community banks are increasing their budgets, especially for payment systems" in order to "to compete with their larger rivals." To compete, you need best-in-class tools to attract and serve your customers. While you know that BankServ offers the leading wire payment system in the industry, a system that provides powerful functionality formerly available only to the banking giants, you might not have known how affordable our service bureau system is. ESPecially now.
BankServ has the right FedWire solution for you.
Whether you are a $300 million or a $1+ billion dollar financial institution, your wire transfer system is a mission critical system to move money for your customers. BankServ's Global Funds Exchange (GFXN), the leading automated wire transfer solution, can differentiate your bank from the rest. GFXN saves you money and resources plus generates new revenue streams, all in an ASP-based, easy-to-use, quickly implemented offering that features fast advising, remote entry, foreign currency transfers, and online inquiry. Some other highlights:
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If you service as few as 35 wires a day, we can improve your customer experience and generate new revenue.
Take advantage of BankServ's ESP "economic stimulus package" and see firsthand how you can obtain new capabilities to win customers and improve your bottom line. Contact Wire manager Dennis Mierzwa directly at (415) 277-9943 or send e-mail to dennis.mierzwa@bankserv.com. But don't wait — this offer expires December 2009!


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