Carrying earmarked flows in your software
A programme operator or software publisher may need an electronic money infrastructure for the earmarked flows it organises for its clients. This is a line of work: the allocation of roles is decisive and is fixed at scoping.
This page describes a project framework. MAP announces neither a white-label offer nor a freely accessible public interface: the availability of such arrangements must be confirmed for your scope before being presented as established.
The central question is that of roles: who is the funder, who administers the programme, who contracts with the end user, who answers their requests, and who bears which obligations.
What the relevant decision-makers ask for
What do our users see and understand?
A journey to be defined together, with explicit acceptance and refusal messages.
How do we integrate the service?
Interfaces documented at scoping, a test environment, shared acceptance testing.
What contractual allocation and what obligations?
A written allocation of roles, and identification of the obligations borne by each party.
Who answers a blocked user?
An explicit boundary between what falls to the programme and what falls to the service.
The journey, from decision to operation
Allocation of roles
Funder, operator, issuer, distributor, end user: each role is identified and documented.
Functional scoping
Rules required, user journey, messages, reports expected by your clients.
Integration
Technical exchanges, test data sets, checking of edge cases and refusals.
Shared operations
Allocation of support, incident monitoring, periodic review points.
Scoping points
- Who contracts with the end user, and in which role.
- The onboarding obligations applicable to each party.
- The experience expected when an operation is refused, and its wording.
- The data exchanged and each party’s role with regard to its processing.
- The actual availability of the integration arrangements for your scope.
- The allocation of support and the service commitments to be agreed.
Project questions
Do you offer a white-label solution?
Is there a freely accessible public interface?
Who bears the regulatory obligations?
Can we test before committing?
Explore an integration
Present your platform, your earmarked flows and the allocation of roles envisaged.