American Express has announced an agreement with Sprint to boost Serve, its recently launched digital payments platform.
The agreement marks Serve's first relationship with a mobile carrier since launching in late March. This summer Serve's mobile wallet application will be made available in the Sprint Zone to Sprint customers using select Android phones.
"Sprint is a forward thinking company that is constantly looking for new ways to simplify processes and provide the best solutions for its customers. Their decision to promote Serve in the Sprint Zone is a reflection of that philosophy and we are excited to move forward with this relationship," says David Messenger, executive vice president, enterprise growth, American Express. "We believe that customers will benefit greatly from taking advantage of Serve's functionality as a quick, user-friendly way for tackling the often tedious task of paying bills and making mobile payments."
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