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Transcript of Virtual Prepaid - How to Make (Real) Profit | PayExpo June 2013 | Ixaris Systems Ltd
Virtual Prepaid: How to Make (Real) Profit
Alex MifsudFounder & CEO
June 2013
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1. What is Virtual Prepaid2. Who Needs Virtual Prepaid3. Delivering Profitable Solutions4. Lessons learnt – Dos and Don’ts
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Outline
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Virtual prepaid cards are just payment cards without plastic
Multiple use modes: single-load multi-spend, single-load single-spend, multi-load single-spend, multi-load multi-spend
Real time issuance: Issued, funded and delivered electronically in real time, at almost zero cost
Fine-grain control: at the time of issuing can set the value-as-needed, MCC-restriction, time-validity window
Perfect reconciliation each card issued against external reference provides to the penny reconciliation against external data such as purchase order, client claim, etc
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Corporate prepaid is the most lucrative segment in prepaid
Corporate Prepaid Transaction Volume
European Potential Transaction Volume by 2015Source: Visa Europe 2011
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and Virtual Prepaid delivers incredible advantages in most application areas
Global Potential Transaction Volume by 2015Source: Visa Europe 2011
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Ixaris has 10 years experience delivering Virtual Prepaid
Concept
2003: Visa’s first virtual prepaid card program in 2003. ~$0.5 billion p.a. now
Innovation
2010: Developed application platform for Virtual Prepaid
Technology
2013: Serving 20+ corporate clients with Virtual Prepaid solutions across most Corporate prepaid segments
Solutions
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Case Study 1: Corporate Purchasing
Background• Top 10 European online travel agency
Business Challenge• Purchasing of low cost carrier flights involved surcharges that was negatively
impacting their bottom line• Velocity checks by merchants limiting effectiveness of corporate cards• Problems with allocating funds from refunds and cancellations back to customers• Poor internal controls due to high limit s on corporate cards
2. Saves on low cost airline surcharges
2. Books hotel rooms and rental cars
1. Order virtual cards via API or via console
3. Download reports for reconciliation
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Case Study 1: Corporate Purchasing
Card activity• Average transaction value €150• Monthly volume €20M
Revenue• Total monthly revenue from fees and
interchange = €92,000
Cost• Total monthly processing and card scheme
cost = €45,333
P&L - annualised• Revenue €1,104K• Gross Profit €560K
Return forFinancial
Institution
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Right card type for the job• Virtual cards are an extremely powerful tool for corporate purchasing• Prepaid BINs are not always the best option – interchange can be an excellent
source of revenue (Prepaid BIN vs Corporate BIN)
Deliver a complete business solution• Solution needs to cater for comprehensive management by the client,
minimizing operating overheads for the provider• Rich-data reconciliation reports• Tools to facilitate allocation of cancellations and refunds to customers
Flexible pricing to incentivise volume• Many procurement clients multi-source, therefore price to incentives volume
Case Study 1: Corporate Purchasing – Lessons Learnt
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Background• Our Client is a global top 5 market research firm, carries out market
research/surveys with professionals in 90 countries
Business Challenge • The use of a variety of country-specific gift vouchers was costly and
causing major operational issues
Case Study 2: Incentives
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We delivered a complete branded solution to send payments worldwide in multiple languages with a seamless customer experience
Our client now issues rapid payments at a lower cost
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Get the economics right for incentive programs• Using virtual cards as default, and plastic as an upgrade is a very cost-
effective combination for incentives
Highly configurable re-usable applications, not bespoke• Corporates want customisation, especially when it comes to the user
experience and their brand, but avoid bespoke development
Able to tap into multiple revenue streams to win business• Many sources of revenues, including interchange, client-fees, end-user
fees, dormancy/breakage• Not all may be acceptable to the client, so must be able to trade off and
offer right mix
Optimize support for effectiveness and cost• Provide tools / FAQ for the client to provide first line support
Case Study 2: Incentives – Lessons Learnt
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Proven with Ixaris’ own corporate clients
PCI-compliant, in-the-cloud for rapid deployment – no IT integration needed
Ready-to-market, highly configurable corporate prepaid applications
Full lifecycle : client configuration, on-boarding, monitoring and support
Just bring your own BIN
We achieved profitable Corporate Prepaid programmes by creating a highly configurable re-usable application suite
Payments Server
Launched today at
PayExpo 2013
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Summary
1. Virtual cards can address many aspects of Corporate Prepaid applications in a novel way
2. The economics of virtual cards can deliver superior profitability in many Corporate prepaid applications
3. Must have a flexible fit-for-purpose platform, like Ixaris Payments Server, to optimize applications for client needs and delivering profitability
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