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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Payments Specialist, allpay Ltd recently surveyed more than 2000 people across the UK to gain an insight into current payment methods for several house-hold bills. Almost 300 people sampled were social renters (292) with housing provided via their local housing association or council. Here we share some of the trends and most thought-provoking findings of the survey compared with last years’ statistics.
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Edinburgh City Council takes regular rental payments for more than 1,600 tenants, processing more than 27,000 transactions in 2018/19. These charges are for current council housing tenants but also include former tenant arrears repayments.
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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 MoreSince moving to allpay, with the service offering of both PayPoint and Post Office facilities, we now have 30 outlets in the Torfaen area where our tenants can pay. I can’t think of another organisation out
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there that offers such a wide range of products that allpay can provide us with.
Previously, our residents were being charged 7p per minute whilst making a payment over the “0844” IVR line. The movement to a lower cost, local “0330” number has been the major contributor of success for the “0330” line, with customers commenting that the low-cost call rate is significantly to their liking.
Kate Wells, Head of Contact Centre, Aldwyck
The allpay prepaid card was flexible in terms of meeting the requirements of the scheme which had to work for three local authorities. We needed a card that wasn’t personalised and where funds could be accessible far quicker than, for example, a cheque.
Carrie-ann Dollman, Senior Benefits Officer, Southend-on-Sea Borough Council
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