United Nations Federal Credit Union

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United Nations Federal Credit Union

Type	Credit union
Industry	financial services
Founded	1947
Headquarters	Long Island City, New York, United States
Website	unfcu.org

ATM for UNFCU

The United Nations Federal Credit Union is an American credit union, with a head office in Long Island City, in New York State. It was founded in 1947 by United Nations employees.^[1]

In October 2010 UNFCU began issuing chip-and-PIN cards to its customers, the first institution in the United States to do so.^[2]^:3

References[edit]

^ "UNFCU". Owler.
^ Douglas King (2012). Chip-and-PIN: Success and challenges in reducing fraud. Retail Payments Risk Forum 26.

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