Prepaid Credit Card: Its Surprising Benefits to Your Business

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prepaid credit card: its surprising benefits to your business

In the world of business, efficiency is the name of the game. Efficiency leads to profits. As an entrepreneur, it’s your responsibility to take advantage of available methods that can make your business more efficient.

An example of a method that can make your business do better is through the use of a prepaid credit card. Here are some of the surprising benefits of prepaid credit cards.

What are Prepaid Credit Cards?

Prepaid credit cards have the same function as conventional credit cards because they can be used for cashless transactions also. But the significant difference between the two is that a prepaid credit card can only spend funds that are available in the card, giving it a limit on purchases.

One advantage of prepaid credit cards over traditional ones is that the former can be customised to your liking. This means you can select a design that features your business’ logo on the card, increasing brand awareness, or you can choose ready-made designs.

Giving Bonuses to Employees

One of the most common bonuses given to employees are cash rewards, and there’s nothing wrong with that gesture. However, handing out cash might be time-consuming at times because you will have to count them and distribute them to your employees accordingly. Fortunately, prepaid cards offer a solution to this predicament.

Prepaid cards offer cashless transactions, which means you can give bonuses to your employees by merely funding their cards through the use of a computer or your smartphone. Another advantage is that it doesn’t require a bank account, avoiding lengthy approval processes for wire transfers.

Rewards to Customers

According to an article by Marketing Donut, offering free goods to customers mean that you value them, which then, in turn, improves customer loyalty. By giving them prepaid credit cards as a show of your gratitude, it will keep them coming back through your business doors to buy more.

Once your loyal customers already have their prepaid cards, you can offer them cash backs, discounts, or certain rewards when they make product purchases. This can also serve as a marketing scheme as your loyal customers will surely talk about your business with their friends, and nothing beats word of mouth advertising.

More Efficient Business Transactions

If your business involves employees going on business trips to do fieldwork or meetings, you might consider getting prepaid credit cards for their operating expenses. Prepaid cards can be funded for their business expenditures.

It will make business transactions more efficient because your employees can stick to a specific budget that you allocated for their business trips. Also, employees will certainly appreciate the fact that they won’t be spending their own money when they attend meetings or go out of town for business purposes because they won’t we waiting for any reimbursements anymore.

Save More Time

Using cash as a method in paying for goods and services is a traditional and inefficient way of doing business. It can also be time-consuming because of compiling numerous expense reports, finding physical receipts that most of the time get lost, and staff reimbursements.

Using corporate prepaid cards is an advantage because it lets you avoid the hassle that cash transactions bring. By using prepaid credit cards, you will be saving more time in the process, which makes it an efficient method.

Integrating a prepaid card program to your business is undoubtedly beneficial for the reasons mentioned above. Providing prepaid cards for your employees is an excellent way to boost efficiency in the workplace, and giving cards to your regular customers can boost their morale that will directly benefit your business.

Mick Pacholli

Mick created TAGG - The Alternative Gig Guide in 1979 with Helmut Katterl, the world's first real Street Magazine. He had been involved with his fathers publishing business, Toorak Times and associated publications since 1972.  Mick was also involved in Melbourne's music scene for a number of years opening venues, discovering and managing bands and providing information and support for the industry. Mick has also created a number of local festivals and is involved in not for profit and supporting local charities.        

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