Connectivity
Carrier access, provisioning, rating, billing, reporting and porting — all of it on systems built for wireless and nothing else.
Branded wallets and debit cards, cross-border payments, merchant services and wireless — all of it under your name, sold to customers you already have. Unified Signal is the turnkey platform underneath: the technology, the integrations and the supplier relationships.
Every service you sell runs on one billing and operating platform, connected to an ecosystem of 100+ integrated suppliers.
01 / White label
Launch wallets, cards and money movement without building what sits behind them.
Nothing your customer sees carries the Unified Signal name. You set the products, the pricing and the experience, and you keep the customer relationship. We provide the platform, manage the integrations, and work directly with the banking, payments, card, identity and carrier providers behind the program.
Yours
Your brand
Name, logo, tone, pricing, the product mix you sell — and the customer relationship.
Yours to shape
Your customer experience
App, web dashboard and support console — ours, yours, or ours first and yours later.
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Unified Signal
Wallets, ledger, money movement and identity; card programs through integrated issuing partners; carrier connectivity; compliance and support tooling — on one platform, with the banking, payment and card providers behind it.
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A short overview from the people who run the platform: what Unified Signal has built since 1998 across payments, wallets, money movement and supplier partnerships — and how a branded program fits together today.
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The company's own account, ending where it matters: what a branded wallet, card and connection mean day to day for the people who use them.
Also available See it in practice — the longer walkthrough: the wallet and card experience, wireless, and worked examples of how brands use the platform.
02 / The problem
Selling connectivity and money together normally means stitching together carriers, a sponsor bank, a card processor, identity and compliance. Each arrives with its own technology, its own contract and its own roadmap — and you pay, indefinitely, for the gaps between them.
Carrier access, provisioning, rating, billing, reporting and porting — all of it on systems built for wireless and nothing else.
Wallets, cards, payments and cross-border money movement, each often needing its own sponsor bank, processor and program manager.
Separate systems make separate customer records — two logins, two balances, and no single view of the relationship.
Support, fraud, reconciliation, reporting and onboarding checks, spread across every provider above, with no one party answerable for the whole.
One platform One customer relationship · one contract · one party accountable
03 / The platform
One core holds the customer record, the billing and the reporting. Everything else — a SIM, a debit card, a telehealth visit — is a service line that settles against that same account.
Money
A branded banking alternative: hold value, spend it, move it and be paid into it — without your customer needing a traditional bank account.
Connectivity
A full MVNO on the same account as the money: voice, text and data sold under your name and rated by the same core.
Everything behind the SIM — rating, taxation, porting, support tooling and dealer management — is covered in the wireless section below.
Everything else
The extras that make the relationship worth keeping, billed on the same account as the wallet and the phone plan.
Because all three rate on the same core, a customer can pay for their phone plan out of their wallet balance, or earn marketplace rewards that offset it — without a settlement file moving between two vendors.
04 / How money moves
Every rail below terminates at the same account and the same ledger. You integrate once against the core, then switch on the rails your program needs — without rebuilding the customer experience each time you add a way to move money.
Every way a customer can put money into the account.
One account behind the wallet and the card, not two.
The account works wherever cards already do.
Money out to a person, an account or a wallet.
Money back out, in the form the customer needs it.
Figure 2 — One account, one partnership, one integration behind every rail above. Rail availability varies by program, jurisdiction and sponsor bank; the set enabled for your brand is agreed during scoping.
05 / Wireless
Carrier connectivity on US networks through integrated carrier relationships, plus everything behind the SIM: rating, billing, taxation, porting, support tooling and dealer management. Unified Signal has been building this side of the platform since 1998.
Because wireless rates on the same core as the wallet, a customer can pay their phone bill from wallet balance, or have marketplace rewards applied against it, with no settlement file moving between systems.
06 / What a launch looks like
Bank and card-network approval is the long pole and starts on day one. Your team's real work is branding and the beta.
Which service lines, which markets, which customers — and what the bank approval path looks like for your program.
Your brand, your product mix, your pricing and the customer journeys behind them.
The platform is configured to that design, and connected to whatever you already run.
Staging, then a beta with real accounts, while bank and card-network approval completes.
Production, go-to-market support, and a platform that adds service lines without re-integrating.
Figure 3 — Unified Signal's standard sequence for a full systems launch that includes a private-label debit card. Duration depends on scope and bank approval.
07 / How you want to launch
The same platform underneath all three. What changes is how much of it is yours to configure, and how quickly you can be selling.
Launch on one of Unified Signal's own pre-built brands — MyTime, Genesis or AllFi — with your identity applied on top. The systems already exist and are already approved.
Your own program on the shared platform. You choose which service lines to switch on, the branding is yours end to end, and Unified Signal operates the systems.
A licensed instance of the platform for organizations that need isolation, their own configuration surface, or a deployment that fits an existing enterprise estate.
Timings are Unified Signal's standard estimates and depend on scope, bank approval and how much branding work you bring. Strategy and go-to-market consulting is available alongside any of the three.
08 / Industries
Unified Signal does not sell to consumers and does not compete with its clients. The platform is for organizations with an audience already, who want to serve it directly instead of referring it somewhere else.
Extend the relationship past the branch, with digital accounts and cards members already expect elsewhere.
Launch wallets, cards and payments without managing each provider and integration separately.
Add money movement to a subscriber base already billing on your account.
Deliver accounts, cards and payments to your own downstream clients through one integration.
Give players, creators and digital communities a branded way to hold, spend and receive money.
Stored value, rewards and a marketplace that keep spend inside your own brand.
Balances and cards for guests who cross borders and currencies on the same trip.
Instant payout to sellers and workers instead of a bank transfer you cannot see.
Pay wages, including early access, straight into an account you brand.
Bring campus payments, disbursements and student financial services into one branded experience.
Benefit balances and telehealth entitlements on the member's own card.
Turn an audience you already have into a financial and connectivity relationship.
09 / Why Unified Signal
All three are legitimate. Which one is right depends on whether the platform is the business you want to be in, or the thing standing between you and the business you want to be in.
Carrier agreements, a sponsor bank, a card processor, a billing system and the compliance function to hold it together.
An MVNO enabler for connectivity, a banking-as-a-service provider for money, and your team in the middle.
One convergent platform for both, operated by Unified Signal, presented entirely as your brand.
Insights
The most recent updates from Unified Signal on LinkedIn. Earlier announcements and shareholder letters are in the news release archive.
How digital wallets and payment cards could carry healthcare funds, insurance disbursements and employer benefits directly to patients — across NHS, Medicare and Medicaid ecosystems, private insurers and international programs.
One configurable financial layer behind very different communities — students, gamers, creators, travelers — so journeys, rewards and controls change without rebuilding the core each time.
Banks and credit unions should not have to become technology companies to compete like one. What white-label wallets, cards, payments and loyalty change about that equation.
10 / Next step
A first conversation is a scoping call: which service lines you could launch, which markets, which engagement model, the economics, and what the bank and carrier approval path looks like for your program.