IRVINE, Calif., Oct. 14, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- General Payment Systems, Inc. (OTC:GPSI) (the "Company") - a payment processing technology company that specializes in the $500 billion government payment space, is pleased to announce that the Company has agreed to provide kiosk payment technology for the City of Huntington Park facility in California with an expanded municipal payment system.
For the first time, General Payment Systems will allow for municipal payments for Parks and Recreation services, furthering the Company's penetration and potential in the municipal payment arena. Parks and Recreation processing will now be made available to all existing and future accounts.
"While we are most pleased to add Huntington Park to our roster of active accounts we are also elated to demonstrate the versatility of our kiosk and technology by adding Parks and Recreation payments to our service offering," added Hodge. "Huntington Park residents will soon be able to use our kiosks to pay for police and law enforcement related payments, utilities and Parks and Recreation expenses."
"Our goal is to leverage our successes in the corrections industry to penetrate the vast municipal payment market. Today is another significant step forward," added Hodge.
About General Payment Systems
General Payment Systems Inc. (dba EZ Card and Kiosk) is a technology company that provides government agencies with proprietary hardware (Kiosks) and cloud based software systems that automate the process of collecting payments from the general public (Cash, Debit and Credit). These systems deliver payment acceptance, real-time accounting and payment risk-mitigation services. The company distributes these technologies through direct sales, channel partners, and various licensed entities.
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