About their platform:

• Allied Wallet enables consumers to store, send, and receive payments.
• It enables users to retain complete control of their money and service enables quick, seamless, and secure payments.
• The users funds are protected by PCI-DSS Level 1 certified security as well as 128-bit SSL Security Encryption.
• Users can transact from anywhere in the world with a mobile app in iOS, Android, and Blackberry, you'll be able to transact wherever you find yourself.
• The service is free for consumers to accept, send and collect funds from merchants, clients, businesses and individuals.

There are some forms of payment that the consumer cannot utilize the Allied Wallet for. These include: spyware, unlicensed content, phone minutes, digital cash, existing debts, gift certificates, spending accounts, coupons, vouchers, rebates, securities, bonds, stocks, deeds, gaming, sweepstakes, gambling, wagers, sport betting, wagering pools, pirated software and lottery tickets among others.

How do you link your credit card or bank card to your eWallet?

• Scroll over to My Account and you will have a few different options for managing your account.
• Click on Credit Cards to link your card.
• Click the Add New Account button.
• Fill out your billing and card information.

After completing the form, a small amount between $2 and $40 USD will be charged so that we can verify you card’s validity. You will be refunded for the full amount after 5 days.

Allied Wallet recently partnered with Paysafecard, an electronic payment method for online shopping, to enable their merchants to accept yet another payment method for international e-commerce. Paysafecard sees more than 100 transactions per minute with over 55 million payment transactions being processed by them in 2012. Around 450,000 Paysafecard outlets are present around the world and it is accepted by more than 4000 online websites. The company says that it saw a growth of 22% last year.</iframe>