The wireless carrier has teamed with mFoundry to enable customers to potentially use their handsets for mobile banking, mobile payments, and other financial services.

Alltel is teaming with mFoundry to create a new product called the Alltel Wallet.

You have to love it when a fancy-looking phone like this hits prepaid — and for a decent price. Though the device’s launch has been known for some time, we get official word from Engadget that the Motorola Hint QA30 has dropped. As you can see, it’s a sleek phone, though it looks a bit stubby. Out from behind the screen slides a full QWERTY keyboard for your texting and Web-brows...

Today, Alltel Wireless introduces Alltel Wallet, a new mobile banking service, to be available early next year. Read the full story here.

Alltel teamed with mFoundry for it's Alltel Wallet, consolidated mobile banking, commerce and commerce platform. It includes many U.S. banks. The platform has pre-built moudules for paymentsa and other features to allow for third party development. "Recent research has shown that early adopter consumers are willing to switch mobile carriers to gain access to mobile payments solutions," said Drew S...

Alltel Wireless will be using mFoundry?s extensible mobile wallet platform to create the Alltel Wallet, the companies announced today.

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Today, Alltel announced a new mobile banking service that it plans to roll out to customers. The Alltel Wallet will take advantage of the software and business relationships from mFoundry to provide access to more financial institutions, as well ...

Alltel Wireless announced an agreement with mFoundry to introduce the Alltel Wallet, a new solution that leverages the mobile applications provider's extensible mobile wallet platform to offer subscribers access to consolidated mobile banking services supported by a variety of U.S. financial institutions. mFoundry's platform, based on the Mojax framework, combines mobile banking, mobile ...

Take a look at the image above and tell me that the Motorola’s latest device doesn’t remind you on Pantech-made Verizon Blitz. It’s the same / very similar kind of device, sporting a full QWERTY keyboard under the sliding mechanism. Just like the Verizon’s QWERTY slider, the Motorola Hint QA30 — which is available on Alltel