Just a couple months after Intuit sold it to a private equity outfit, Digital Insight has been sold again, this time to ATM giant NCR Corp. in Duluth, Ga.
The $1.65 billion transaction was announced late Monday by NCR. California-based Intuit had sold the online banking pioneer, founded by credit union core processing veterans in 1995, for $1.025 billion in August.
The new majority owner, Chicago and San Francisco-based Thoma Bravo, changed the name of the provider of online banking software to more than 330 credit unions – among its customer base of about 1,000 financial institutions and 12 million end users – back to Digital Insight from Intuit Financial Services.
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