CCS Prepay was approached by a consultancy which represented one of the worlds largest IT and telecommunication companies. A significant aspect of the clients sales revenue is derived from independent reseller organizations who sell the clients products and services in their respective local markets. Points are awarded depending on the product and service sold and the accumulation of points leads to a number of online gifts and awards which can then be redeemed.

CCS Prepay was approached by a UK telecoms company regarding the development of an instant issuance retail based prepaid card program which would combine a remittance card to card transfer functionality with that of being located at specific retail locations for instant issuance. With an existing CTN channel distributing hundreds of thousands of calling cards per year the client routes millions of minutes of international telecom traffic from other carriers through their own switching and network infrastructure and believed such and existing distribution model would allow for quick market penetration.

CCS Prepay was approached by a micro loan company based in the Nordic region. The objective behind the request for a Euro prepaid debit card program was to streamline the payout of short term loan disbursements. In the existing framework the loan applicant receives their loan by bank transfer. However because a significant proportion of loan account holder base are consumers with an “impaired” credit status a significant aspect will not have a credit card and thus the provision of a Loan based card will contribute to the value proposition of the client whilst at the same time increasing customer retention since card reloading is dependant on the client.

CCS Prepay has been working with a strategic partner firm in Alberta Canada to develop a payroll card solution to be used to accommodate their relationships with a number of First Nations Bands. Third party Canadian government auditors are responsible for the accountability of the funds disbursed by the Canadian Government.

Whilst working with one of Africa's largest financial establishments to develop a scheme card program an even more immediate opportunity arose with an existing non scheme domestic card program. With over 5 million domestic card holders there was a requirement to consolidate all their card schemes under our payment processing partner that was being used as the certified processor for their scheme program. This would then provide continuity of process across all card programs (both scheme and non scheme) and provide a more unified strategy for card program expansion.