ABOUT NETSPEND

We empower consumers and businesses to be self-banked.

What We Do

We serve the estimated 68 million underbanked consumers by giving them convenience, security, and freedom. Our products are designed to be used as tools for people who don’t have a traditional bank account or who prefer to use alternative financial services.

How We Came to Be

  • Sosa Brothers found Netspend

    1999
  • ACE Cash Express Logo Partnership

    2002
  • $10 million in transactions & 100,000 active cards

    2002
  • 1.5 million active cards

    2008
  • HEB Logo Partnership

    2009
  • PayPal logo Partnership

    2011
  • Netspend acquired by Georgia-based TSYS. Live Styx show party!

    2013
  • Western Union Logo Partnership

    2014
  • Netspend sponsors SXSW, ATX Startup Crawl, and first annual BBQ cookoff.

    2015
  • 7-Eleven Logo Partnership

    2016
  • Netspend mark Netspend rebrands.

    2016

Awards & Recognition

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    Careers

    Find out if you're a good fit

    Faster funding claim is based on a comparison of our policy of making funds available upon receipt of payment instruction versus the typical banking practice of posting funds at settlement. Fraud prevention restrictions may delay availability of funds with or without notice. Early availability of funds requires payor’s support of direct deposit and is subject to the timing of payor’s payment instruction.

    Netspend Cares

    See what happens when we give back

    Faster funding claim is based on a comparison of our policy of making funds available upon receipt of payment instruction versus the typical banking practice of posting funds at settlement. Fraud prevention restrictions may delay availability of funds with or without notice. Early availability of funds requires payor’s support of direct deposit and is subject to the timing of payor’s payment instruction.

    Culture

    We like our work, but we also like to hang out

    Faster funding claim is based on a comparison of our policy of making funds available upon receipt of payment instruction versus the typical banking practice of posting funds at settlement. Fraud prevention restrictions may delay availability of funds with or without notice. Early availability of funds requires payor’s support of direct deposit and is subject to the timing of payor’s payment instruction.