Take spending control further with prepaid programs that direct card spending to eligible items
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Enhanced spending controls through filtered purchase eligibility
Directing spending through discounts, merchant category codes or merchant identification number restrictions is valuable but has limits. Unlike other solutions, FIS® Filtered Spend as a Service™ lets you develop the approved product list (APL) of allowed universal product codes. It enables you to display your custom APL to your participants and drive them to participating merchants. At checkout, they swipe their open loop prepaid card to complete the purchase.
Filtered Spend as a Service provides invaluable insight and reporting on what purchases cardholders are making, allowing you to evaluate the success of your program and adapt to your consumers’ needs.
Smarter promotion control with filtered spending built in
Filtered Spend as a Service integrates with FIS® Smart Basket to apply real-time item intelligence, ensuring rewards, promotions and incentives reach every eligible SKU and category instantly at checkout.
Spending aligned with program objectives
Filtered Spend as a Service lets you authorize specific items, allocate funding to preapproved categories and direct purchases towards healthy, necessary or program-aligned products.
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Filtered Spend as a Service product sheet
Drive cardholder spending by customizing eligible products, increasing brand engagement, rewarding desired behaviors and collecting detailed insights on spending patterns.
Promote healthy lifestyles with Filtered Spend as a Service e-book
Take control of item-level spending access, guiding funds towards healthy or essential purchases and strengthening your program’s outcomes.
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