As it continues to move ahead with its initial public offering plans this week, NetSpend Holdings Inc. said Monday it is planning to shift "at least" 15% of its prepaid debit card business away from ...

With a checking account, you get a debit card to spend your cash nearly anywhere you wish. But many people can't qualify for bank checking accounts, and in a world where card transactions are ...

NetSpend Holdings (NTSP) isn’t just a provider of pre-paid cards anymore. The Texas-based company has grown into a broader financial-service enterprise that serves a number of the credit and money ...

Some consumers are not able to open a checking account at a bank or credit union to pay their bills or purchase groceries or other items and are forced to rely on using prepaid debit cards. In 2023, ...

Capital One Financial Corp.’s decision to buy prepaid card processor NetSpend Corp. comes at a time when the network-branded prepaid card market is rapidly expanding and close on the heels of Cap ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global Payments Inc <GPN.N> is exploring a sale of its Netspend unit, aiming to secure a valuation of more than $2 billion for the prepaid debit card business, three people ...

Payment processor Total System Services said it will buy prepaid debit card providerNetSpend Holdings for about $1.4 billion in cash toexpand its presence in the prepaid card market and target ...

The prepaid debit card company NetSpend Corp. plans to expand into a new market segment by buying the payroll card company Skylight Financial Inc. of Atlanta. NetSpend, of Austin, said the deal ...

Consumers prefer to use debit cards when making everyday purchases such as gas and groceries, according to the 2016 U.S. Consumer Payment Study by Total System Services. Using a prepaid debit card is ...

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NEW YORK, Oct 8 (Reuters) - NetSpend Holdings Inc , which sells prepaid debit cards to low-income people, could face a rocky road as it seeks to raise just over $200 million in an IPO next week. Sign ...