Boston Marks Media Archive

Boston Marks Ltd is pleased to announce that Jonathan Nixon joined the company on 1 September. In his role as Commercial Director, Jonathan will work closely with both the Public Sector and Credit Unions in the roll out of Prepaid cards, ensuring that the Boston Marks offering continues to develop as further clients come on board.

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Prepaid card specialist, Boston Marks, is further extending its Credit Unions prepaid card portfolio, with the announcement that it can now offer a Visa repaid card programme facilitated by the well established and highly respected Cornr Banca of Switzerland. Boston Marks believes it has the best overall Credit Union prepaid card programme on the market; the benefits of the Boston Marks Visa scheme to Credit Unions and members include no transaction fee, free cashback at Point Of Sale and no monthly fee.

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Prepaid card specialist, Boston Marks, has launched a new programme backed by Visa and the highly respected Cornrcard, the specialised credit and prepaid card division of Cornr Banca of Switzerland and with the cooperation of Incendia Payment Solutions. Boston Marks specialises in the Public Sector prepaid market, especially the Local Authority and Credit Unions environment, and can now offer one of the most competitive, versatile and attractive prepaid card solutions available.

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Local Government specialists in the prepaid sector, Boston Marks, have now fully-launched a combined payment solution enabling Local Authorities to manage self-directed support payment programmes in ways that were previously unimaginable. The card is a VISA prepaid card, and the Boston Marks solution enables the Local Authority contribution to be made safely and securely direct onto the card, with a real time audit trail of all transactions.

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