CPNI and eCommLink have announced they will be partnering to offer CPNI’s mobile solutions to the prepaid debit card industry. The companies say they will jointly market to eCommLink’s existing program manager and financial institution customers - effectively "mobilizing card programs already in place." READ MORE »

eCommLink, a value-added prepaid processor, has announced that its investors, led by Syntek Capital, have provided $10 million in additional funding to support eCommLink’s domestic and international growth plans. READ MORE »

eCommLink, and Rechargeplus Global have announced a "global alliance that combines the companies’ prepaid debit platforms with mobile and merchant applications to serve the needs of the growing international money transfer market. Hundreds of billions of dollars are sent home each year by migrant workers, often to places with little or no banking and technology infrastructure. Providing a means for the recipient to access and utilize these funds can be a challenge, especially when there may not be a local bank or money transfer store for hundreds of miles." READ MORE »

eCommLink and Monitise Americas have announced that they are working together to jointly offer mobile money applications to the prepaid debit card industry. READ MORE »

eCommLink and issuer First Bank & Trust in Brookings, South Dakota have announced a partnership with mCASH and its technical arm telSPACE, a mobile virtual network enabler (MVNE), to create a mobile phone and branded virtual payment card solution for wireless carriers, banks and merchants.

eCommLink has announced that it has been selected to process transactions generated by the Allow Card Prepaid MasterCard, a card designed to teach financial accountability to America's youth.