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Business Feature / Process

Description

Example / use case

Empasis in training material

Additional notes

The Wallet of Commerce

  • An EMI grade multi-currency wallet maintaining an open balance per currency and multiple commerce pool balances for a customer of a business

  • Multi-business wallet, allowing a customer to link their existing wallet to a new business they sign up. Business still maintains full ownership and control of the business balances

Y

Wallet Journals

  • Debit or credit the wallet for the open balance or a commerce pool balance

Y

Wallet Transactions

  • Topup (with auto and termed topup rules)

  • Transfer with request, approve and auto-approve

Wallet payment methods

  • Payment methods for the wallet powered with the business payment gateways

  • Payment method for the wallet powered by the CRM.COM Payment gateway

Y

Commerce Pool

Is a wallet balance with a set of conditions based on which and how/where awarded amounts can be redeemed and spent on a purchase, (e.g. awarded amount of €5 can be spent at location A only, on any food list item purchased during weekdays, between 3pm and 6pm).

Various awards in the commerce wallet can be subject to different redeeming conditions( offer setting).

Wallet identity

  • Maintains the emails / phones used as identity in the businesses the wallet of the customer is linked to

Y

Wallet periods

  • Monthly, carrying forward aggregate open and commerce pool balances

Wallet limits

  • Apply restrictions on transaction amounts and frequency based on KYC profile

Y

Wallet fees

  • Applies fees on wallet transactions based on set rules

Y

Notes:

  1. Exercise for Wallets

    1. Explain the difference between wallet journals and wallet transactions

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