PayPal Inc. is spreading its wings even further into the prepaid card market at a time when more underbanked consumers are viewing such products as being favorable to using cash. NetSpend Holdings Inc ...

One option is to use a reloadable prepaid debit card issued by Netspend, which gives consumers the ability to conduct transactions just like a bank debit card and could be a better option than ...

Vesta Corp., a Portland, Ore.-based prepaid technology provider, Monday announced that NetSpend Corp. will use its online reload service for prepaid cards. The service enables NetSpend cardholders to ...

2. Netspend Visa Prepaid Card Most people have heard of cash-back credit cards, but did you know that some of the best prepaid debit cards offer cash rewards as well? When it comes to cash rewards ...

Prepaid card provider Netspend, a TSYS Company, announced a partnership with MLB to give baseball fans a new way to show their love of the sport.

The card comes at a time when reloadable prepaid products are taking off as consumers seek out payment instruments that help them budget and control costs. Riding the trend, major service providers ...

Prepaid reloadable cards are growing rapidly in popularity as a way to manage money.

Prepaid, reloadable cards make it easy to pay. You can get them in stores, banks, or online, and load them up. Consumer Reports has some suggestions on which are best to buy.

NetSpend manages all aspects of the debit card lifecycle, from the card design and approval processes with partners and associations, to production, packaging, distribution, and personalization.

Netspend also illegally charged its payroll card customers fees for inquiring about an account balance at ATMs, attempting transactions at ATMs that were declined and foreign exchange fees.

NetSpend Corporation is a leading provider of general-purpose reloadable (GPR) prepaid debit cards and related financial services to the estimated 60 million underbanked consumers in the United ...