allpay Complete Fundraising Year in Aid of St Michael’s Hospice
Payments specialist allpay Limited, based in Hereford, today presented St Michael’s Hospice with £10,000, raised by staff through a variety of activities over the past year.
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allpay Renews Place on Northern Housing Consortium (NHC) EPS Framework
allpay, a leading UK payment specialist, has renewed its place on the Northern Housing Consortium (NHC) Electronic Payment Services framework following a detailed tender process.
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allpay Selected by The National Lottery Community Fund for #CelebrateNationalLottery25 Campaign
E-money issuer allpay, has announced it has been selected following a tender process by The National Lottery Community Fund, to issue prepaid Mastercard® cards to distribute a special £2 million National Lottery fund, which aims to bring communities together across the UK, as part of The National Lottery’s 25-year birthday celebrations.
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Birmingham City Council
allpay supplies Birmingham City Council with its bill payment and prepaid card services, allowing the Council to collect cash and disburse care and welfare payments electronically, providing citizens with choice, convenience and financially inclusive payment products.
Read MoreThe change of line gave assurances to our customers that they wouldn’t be charged when making their bill payment over the automated phone line
Rob Purdon, Head of Contract Management, Robin Hood Energy
With the aim of providing a more straightforward way of disbursing funds to Direct Payment recipients, the allpay system allowed the Council to not only do this, but also capture more detailed management information through the self-serving reporting suite.
Paul Jarvis, Service Manager, London Borough of Camden
We’ve worked closely with allpay through the implementation and have been pleased with the progress and level of support allpay has provided to launch and support the Council’s programmes.
Chris MacAdams, Commissioning Manager, Birmingham City Council
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