Online Resources Expands Distribution Channel to Credit Unions; Three Reseller Agreements Signed with Technology and Business Solution Providers.

Business Editors/Hi-Tech Writers

MCLEAN, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 6, 2002

Online Resources Corp. (Nasdaq:ORCC), a leading outsourcer of e-financial services, today announced it has signed three new reselling agreements with eCU Technologies, LLC, Southwest Business Corporation and United Datatronics, Inc.

The companies will market Online Resources' Quotien(SM) suite of Internet banking and bill payment services to more than 1,250 financial institutions, primarily credit unions.

-- Southwest Business Corporation is a leading provider of insurance and
financial business solutions to more than 1,200 financial institutions, serving
some of the largest credit unions in the Southwestern and Western regions of
the United States. Their 18 sales representatives will market Online Resources'
services directly to their clients, as well as through national advertising,
regional and national trade shows and their corporate Web site.

-- United Datatronics, Inc., is an application service provider (ASP) to credit
unions using software from USERS, Inc., a leading credit union data processing
vendor and an Online Resources transaction processing alliance partner. Through
United Datatronics, Online Resources has already signed remittance service
agreements with two credit unions representing 24,000 member checking accounts.
United Datatronics provides services to credit unions and credit union shared
service centers.

-- eCU Technologies, LLC, specializes in the development of information
technology products and services such as home banking, online lending, kiosks
and report generation. Online Resources will be eCU Technologies' primary
Internet bill payment provider. Many of eCU Technologies' clients use Symitar,
a premier data processing software provider for credit unions and also an
Online Resources transaction processing alliance partner. eCU Technologies'
credit union clients represent more than 650,000 members throughout the United
States.

"We are very pleased to deliver on our commitment to expand our distribution channel by working with all three of these companies, each of which is widely respected in the credit union industry," said Raymond Crosier, President and Chief Operating Officer of Online Resources. "We expect that through these forerunners in credit union technology and business solutions, Online Resources will see additional new and conversion business as early as next quarter."

About eCU Technologies, LLC

Created in 2001, eCU Technologies, LLC, is a credit union services organization (CUSO) headquartered in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and is a subsidiary of the Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union (PSECU), one of the nation's most technologically advanced credit unions.

eCU Technologies, LLC, specializes in the development and licensing of software and data processing services to credit unions across the United States.

About Southwest Business Corporation

Southwest Business Corporation is a local and national leader in the financial services industry, providing a diversified menu of insurance and financial solutions for financial institutions.

Services include products designed specifically for insurance and marketing needs, such as Collateral Protection Insurance, the Driving Advantage Residual program, AD&D, and employee benefits, as well as a wide range of mortgage loan and alternative investment services. Southwest Business Corporation is based in San Antonio, Texas.

About United Datatronics, Inc.

United Datatronics, Inc. (UDI) is a credit union services organization (CUSO) founded in 1983, and headquartered in Tallahassee, Florida. In addition to offering financial application service processing, UDI and its subsidiaries provide complete Collection Services, Optical Imaging, Data Storage and Retrieval, Network Services, as well as Temporary Staffing and Training services.

About Online Resources

Online Resources provides outsourced e-financial services to over 500 banks and credit unions. The company's Quotien(SM) suite of Internet banking services includes industry-leading bill payment, call center and CRM. The company processes approximately 85 million transactions annually, including $4 billion in consumer bill payments.

Online Resources (Nasdaq:ORCC - www.orcc.com) was named one of the nation's fastest growing technology companies in 2001 by Deloitte & Touche.

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