AFFILIATED COMPUTER SERVICES NAMED AS FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND VALUE ADDED REMARKETER FOR AFFINITY, INDUSTRY'S FIRST AUTOMATED LOAN MACHINE PROVIDER; ACS MoneyMaker customers to reap benefits of expanded service offering.

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 4, 1995--Strengthening its position as the nation's premier provider of automated banking devices, Affiliated Computer Services Inc. (NASDAQ: ACSA) and South Carolina-based Affinity Technology group today announced at the Bank Administrative Institute Retail Delivery Conference an agreement in principle for a value added remarketer agreement. Terms of the non-exclusive agreement will call for ACS to remarket Affinity's automated loan machines (ALMs) to current and future customers of ACS's MoneyMaker(SM) ATM network.

Affinity's ALMs allow consumers to apply for and obtain unsecured loans as well as car loans, equity loans and even home loans. The machines use computer touch-screen technology, much like that of a user friendly information kiosk, to guide a user through a series of questions normally found in a traditional hardcopy loan application. Unlike the traditional application process, however, the ALM verifies and processes the information instantly. The entire application process occurs in real time, on-line in less than 10 minutes. The approved borrower is issued a check or receives a direct deposit into an approved account immediately.

The ALMs use a credit scoring model to determine the amount of money and the interest rate for which an applicant is qualified. The ALM identifies applicants through the swipe of a debit card, credit card or drivers license, and uses electronic cameras and signature pad technology to validate the identity of the customers. The machines also provide banks with the ability to cross-sell products and services in a real-time environment. While the customer's application is being processed, the ALM deployer can market credit cards, checking and savings accounts and other loans.

Thomas M. Rouse, executive vice president of ACS's financial services group, said the remarketing agreement with Affinity will heighten ACS's ability to provide state-of-the-art products and services to its MoneyMaker ATM customers.

"As consumers become increasingly comfortable with the concept of banking by machine, both financial institutions and retailers are looking for services to be offered electronically," Rouse said. "ACS is proud to be able to provide its MoneyMaker customers, both financial institutions and retailers with Affinity's revolutionary ALMs. Our expanded service offering will provide our clients with new sources of revenue and continues ACS's record of being the premier provider of self-service financial products nationwide."

ALM creator and Affinity Chief Executive Officer Jeff A. Norris said the agreement with ACS will assist Affinity in setting the standard for the delivery of consumer-driven financial products and services.

"ACS's expertise in and penetration of a wide variety of markets-- banks, grocery and convenience stores, airports, gas stations, truck stops--through its MoneyMaker network is a perfect complement to the immediacy and convenience provided by the ALM. Together, ACS and Affinity will allow larger numbers of consumers to conduct financial business at their convenience, anytime, anywhere, 24 hours a day," Norris said.

Affinity, founded in 1993, began offering ALMs to the financial marketplace last year. Currently, Affinity is under contract to provide ALMs to numerous national and regional financial institutions, including Ohio-based Banc One Corporation.

With 3,400 employees nationwide, ACS provides information technology services, including outsourcing, professional services, electronic funds transfer (EFT), and image management. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the Class A Common Stock of ACS is traded on the NASDAQ National Market System under the symbol ACSA.

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