EasyLink Becomes Registered SWIFT Partner and Reviews Financial Solutions Portfolio with Leading Financial Institutions at SIBOS

EasyLink Services Corporation, (NASDAQ: EASYE), a
leading global provider of outsourced business process automation
services that transform manual and paper-based business processes into
electronic business processes, today announced that it has become a
Registered SWIFT Partner and is participating in the SIBOS 2005 event
taking place this week in Copenhagen, Denmark. SIBOS is widely
recognized as the financial services industry's leading annual forum,
with over 5,500 bankers, investment managers, treasury specialists,
operational specialists and SWIFT executives from all over the globe
attending. SIBOS is sponsored by SWIFT, the financial industry-owned
cooperative supplying secure, standardized messaging services and
interface software to 7,650 financial institutions in over 200
countries.
   EasyLink's attainment of Registered SWIFT Partner status
acknowledges its alignment with the goals and programs of SWIFT and
the financial institutions it serves. Registered SWIFT Partners
provide complementary offerings to the SWIFT network, helping
financial institutions achieve end-to-end transformation of business
processes and workflows, mapping between standards, and integration
between business applications in the domains of payments & cash
management, treasury, trade finance, and securities.
   A proven provider to the financial industry, EasyLink serves 20 of
the world's top 30 financial institutions and more than 600 worldwide.
EasyLink provides these institutions with the means to handle multiple
transaction types electronically, including funds transfers, trade
confirmations, letters of credit, and client communications. EasyLink
will be featuring its recently-announced Production Messaging 2.0
service at SIBOS, one of its primary offerings to the financial
services community. Financial institutions can use EasyLink Production
Messaging 2.0 Service to eliminate or reduce the number of steps and
degree of human intervention involved in producing and distributing
business documents such as letters of credit, funds transfers and
statements, gaining the benefits of lower cost, greater productivity,
easier regulatory compliance management, and improved customer
service. The service supports a wide range of document formats, such
as TIFF, PDF, and XML, and multiple delivery channels including fax,
e-mail, web services, and mobile devices.
   "SIBOS is an excellent forum for EasyLink to showcase its
offerings, particularly our recently announced Production Messaging
2.0 service," stated Bill Fallon, EasyLink's Vice President of
Marketing. "Our capabilities are completely aligned with the SIBOS
2005 theme of Transformation, and we look forward to expanding our
relationship with the SWIFT community as a Registered SWIFT Partner."

   About EasyLink Services Corporation:

   EasyLink Services Corporation (NASDAQ: EASYE), headquartered in
Piscataway, New Jersey, is a leading global provider of outsourced
business process automation services that enable medium and large
enterprises, including 60 of the Fortune 100, to improve productivity
and competitiveness by transforming manual and paper-based business
processes into efficient electronic business processes. EasyLink is
integral to the movement of information, money, materials, products,
and people in the global economy, dramatically improving the flow of
data and documents for mission-critical business processes such as
client communications via invoices, statements and confirmations,
insurance claims, purchasing, shipping and payments. Driven by the
discipline of Six Sigma Quality, EasyLink helps companies become more
competitive by providing the most secure, efficient, reliable, and
flexible means of conducting business electronically. For more
information, please visit www.EasyLink.com.

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