Polymath Consulting Private Label Cards - Polymath Consultancy
Polymath Consulting Private Label Cards - Polymath Consultancy
Polymath Consulting Private Label Cards - Polymath Consultancy
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Sodexo<br />
• The Azure card was launched in 2009 with G-T-P, and BIN<br />
sponsorship migrated to Raphaels Bank in 2010. Processing<br />
remained with FIS all along<br />
• The UK government issued the PVL card to all asylum seekers who<br />
have had their asylum claims refused and are waiting to return to<br />
their own countries but have no other way of supporting themselves;<br />
replacing a previous paper voucher system.<br />
• The card has the service user’s name on it but no other identification<br />
will be required for use. Only one card is issued to each family unit<br />
or couple<br />
• The card cannot be used for ‘cash back’.<br />
• The card is only accepted at a limited number of major<br />
retailers/supermarkets chains (Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Boots, Asda,<br />
Peacocks, Morrisons, The Co-operative)<br />
• From November 2009 to December 2010 there have been over 1<br />
million successful transactions which represents 85% of the total.<br />
• Only 0.25% (3,600) of the unsuccessful transactions were due to technical faults, with 14% due to<br />
users not having sufficient funds in their account and the remaining 0.75% due to service users<br />
attempting to use their card in non-affiliated stores.<br />
• The estimated amount of unspent credit recovered from the Azure card for the first year of its<br />
operation is £650,000.<br />
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