PaySpark

Overview
PaySpark operates as a secure online funds transfer company and caters for the shopper to merchant market. As one of the leaders in the industry, the company has managed to gain the trust of thousands on online merchants as is now the preferred option of millions of online shoppers around the world. In order for a funds transfer company to survive in such a competitive environment, PaySpark has invested large sums of capital into making the brand as easily accessible as possible to the online community. PaySpark is built on two main pillars: Safety and credibility.

Comprehensive Signup Process
The initial signup process is quite standard compared to other secure online software companies with all basic personal information being entered in the secure area of the PaySpark website. The difference is in the next steps. A Due Diligence document must be supplied as well as a copy of a utility bill and a government-recognized ID. The utility bill must contain the customer’s residential address and can not be older than 6 months.

Safety of Information
The PaySpark database is protected by the most stringent security measures. This means that there is no leaking of information so that customers can rest assured that all personal information stays where it should. In such a cut-throat industry, any negative publicity could land a sickening blow to a company’s credibility. This is due to the fact that word spreads extremely fast within the online community.

Shopping Ease
PaySpark account holders are eligible to perform a range of online transactions from the purchasing of goods and services to online gambling. All account statements are free and can be viewed at any time on the PaySpark website. All accounts can be topped up with a customer’s credit card, PaySpark ATM accounts, Western Union or wire transfers.

Easy on the Pocket
Signing up with PaySpark is completely free of charge. There is also no minimum amount of funds needed to activate an account. As long as the account remains dynamic, no administration fees are charged. However, if an account remains dormant for longer than three months, a monthly fee of $10 will be charged. This is to ensure that customers who sign up for a PaySpark account are actually intent on using the service.

Conclusion
Besides for PaySpark’s incredible safety record, the company is not just like any other secure online funds transfer company. In effect, PaySpark operates more like an online bank than just a funds transfer broker. Account holders who maintain a balance of more than $500 are entitled to 2% interest per annum. This value-added service is what has help to keep PaySpark at the forefront of the industry.