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FastFunds Financial Corp. (FFFC) Relaunches Tommy Chong Green Card Website, Prepares Release of Social Media Integration Program

FastFunds Financial, operating in the cannabis industry through wholly owned subsidiaries Cannabis Angel, Inc., Cannabis Merchant Financial Solutions, Inc., and The 420 Development Corp., has relaunched its Tommy Chong Green Card website (www.TommyChongGreenCard.com) with enhanced features consistent with all of the company’s marketing materials.

As FastFunds Financial wraps up its final planning, the company said that in early October it will launch a social media integration program developed by media consultant Casa Giallo, Inc. Building on the relaunched Tommy Chong website, the new program will integrate various social media channels – through which Tommy Chong has a total of more than 4 million followers – to generate widespread awareness of the Tommy Chong Green Card.

The Tommy Chong Green Card functions as a pre-paid loyalty debit card with a turnkey customer rewards technology. In addition, the card functions as a reloadable stored value card that can be used to purchase merchandise at the participating dispensary. To achieve awareness initiatives, Casa Giallo will leverage its position as an industry leader in the cannabis space where it works with clients such as Snoop Dogg and Tommy Chong, among others.

“This relaunched website will be the focal point of renewed marketing efforts for the Tommy Chong Green Card and at this juncture we have already received preliminary interest from several dispensaries and distributors for the card,” Kurt Martig, president of Cannabis Merchant Financial Solutions. “We are excited about the new website and its enhancements as we work to turn this interest into card placements.”

For more information visit www.fastfundsfinancial.com

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