Press Release: EP&T Joins the Allpoint™ Surcharge-Free ATM Network

PONTE VEDRA, Fla., September 19, 2005 -- Electronic Payment & Transfer Corp, a rapidly growing independent payment processing company, today announced that EasyGreen Pay Card™ customers can get cash through Allpoint™, America’s largest surcharge-free ATM network. The EasyGreen Pay Card™ offers both employers and employees a convenient, secure, and cost-effective alternative to payroll checks.

The Allpoint Network™ provides EasyGreen Pay Card™ customers unlimited access to 32,000 surcharge-free ATMs coast-to-coast. The EasyGreen Pay Card™ with access to the Allpoint Network™ eliminates a major obstacle for employers that need to provide "free and clear" access to wages as promulgated by several states.

The card enables full- or part-time, seasonal, temporary, contract, or leased staff to conveniently access their pay from Allpoint™ ATMs nationwide without incurring a surcharge fee. Employees save money and employers enjoy greater cost savings through higher levels of enrollment and retention.

Steve Graham, President and CEO of Electronic Payment & Transfer Corp, said "We are pleased to offer EasyGreen Pay Card™ customers greater convenience and savings through the Allpoint™ national surcharge-free ATM network. Our clients can now provide their employees "free and clear" access to their pay nationwide."

About Electronic Payment & Transfer Corp
Electronic Payment & Transfer Corp is a rapidly growing payment processing company for financial institutions in the U.S. The company provides turnkey and private-label ATM/POS transaction processing, card management, money transfer, and settlement services. For more information about the company, please visit www.eptransfer.com.

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