Family Housing Wales has switched to Allpay’s paperless direct debit system, after initially processing them internally through its Capita housing management system. A financial accountant at Family Housing Wales said, “The previous process was very time-consuming. Our housing team had to post out paper mandates which, after they were returned, were passed to our finance…
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First Ark prepares for universal credit with Allpay
Using Allpay’s direct debit service, First Ark Group said that it is now prepared for welfare reform and the rollout of universal credit, thanks to Allpay’s ‘any day’ collections facility, which enables tenants to quickly and easily set up direct debits straight after their benefits are paid. First Ark has rolled out Allpay’s direct debit…
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Allpay choice at Origin Housing
Origin Housing’s tenants can now pay their rent using the widest range of online and mobile payment options following the award of a three-year contract to Allpay. The contract allows Origin’s tenants to pay bills in cash at any PayPoint or Post Office or with their debit/credit card via Allpay’s mobile payment app, text, automated…
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Allpay joins Procurement for Housing framework
Allpay has secured a place on the national Procurement for Housing (PfH) framework, replacing the Co-operative Bank as the sole multi-payment network provider to UK housing associations and local authorities. As a result of gaining a place on PfH, Allpay is now present on all three of the UK’s main bill payment frameworks, having already…
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The future of Apple Pay in housing
With Apple Pay now established in the UK, customers have a new method at their disposal for making quick, easy payments using their iPhone or Apple Watch devices. Beyond everyday consumer transactions such as paying for a coffee or using public transport, Apple Pay also has considerable potential within social housing. With contactless payment technology…
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Allpay warns that UC delays shouldn’t stop income reviews
Universal Credit has suffered another setback as it was reported that a further £3 billion has been spent on the rollout, thanks largely to disposable IT projects, which now is expected to be completed by 2020, a year later than planned. Despite the delays, public sector payments specialist Allpay has warned that this shouldn’t stop…
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