Capital Prepaid Services has made loading checks more convenient with the availability of mobile check cashing for the program it manages, the BlazePays Visa Prepaid Card. The new feature allows cardholders to cash checks to their BlazePays Prepaid Card easily from virtually anywhere. Using a smartphone, BlazePays cardholders can take a picture of a check
TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank, announced an agreement with global payments technology company MasterCard to route debit and prepaid card transactions over MasterCard’s Maestro network. Through the agreement, MasterCard will process TD Bank’s debit card and prepaid card PIN transactions. This initiative extends MasterCard’s worldwide presence and breadth of services to TD Bank customers
Equity Bank Kenya has announced the launch of a prepaid card in conjunction with MasterCard. The card, which is readily usable to pay for bus fare in Kenya in line with the recent government directives on cashless bus fare payment system is more than a travel card. It is an all-purpose card that will be
Virtual Piggy, Inc., provider of Oink, the award-winning online payment technology for families and teens, announced that it has launched the Oink Discover prepaid card, a physical extension of the company’s digital wallet. The new prepaid card allows teens to shop at any of the more than 25 million merchant locations that accept Discover, but
Regions Bank customers can now take advantage of Apple Pay, an innovative, safe and convenient way of making purchases. Regions now offers debit, consumer credit and reloadable prepaid card customers access to Apple Pay. Apple Pay will work with iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, in participating stores. When paying for goods and services within
Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) in partnership with Visa has launched its MeCash prepaid card to allow users to make payments with more ease. Speaking at the launch, KCB managing director Samuel Makome said the world is going cashless and KCB is delighted to be part of the exciting journey. “In our effort to remain competitive
MasterCard reported a growth of 40% in gross dollar volume, or GDV, for its prepaid card business across Asia/Pacific, Middle East & Africa (APMEA) for 2013 (y-o-y). This strong growth was fuelled in part by significant partnerships announced over the last couple of years in the region, such as: The OneSmart dual-faced loyalty and prepaid
Online cash payments provider, Ukash, has launched a General Purpose Reloadable (GPR) prepaid card, supported by a mobile app that makes uploading of funds quick and easy. Putting customers in control of their money, the free smartphone app (iPhone and android) makes it easy to check transactions and balances while cardholders are out and about
Orange has announced the launch of Orange Cash in Spain, a rechargeable prepaid card from MasterCard that can be used within smartphones or as a traditional payment card. With Orange Cash a consumer will be able to make online payments in a safe way, send money to the mobile phones of other Orange Cash users
ElectraCard Services (ECS), a leading provider of software and processing solutions for electronic payment systems, announced that the student prepaid cards program at Chase Bank, Kenya has been launched on the electra platform. ECS is the technology and processing partner for the program and leverages its PA-DSS certified electraPREPAID platform to provide a seamless, safe
