Ezeprepaid has published a guide to the questions businesses should address when choosing prepaid cards for employees, customers or partners. The January 20, 2023 article focuses on product format, funding, fees and security within B2B incentive programs.

The guide distinguishes general-purpose reloadable cards from non-reloadable rewards and closed-loop products limited to particular merchants or services. Those distinctions determine whether a program can add money later and where recipients can spend the balance.

A prepaid card provides access to funds loaded onto the account, with purchases reducing that balance. Ezeprepaid notes that some products also provide online account management, notifications or spending controls, while reloading is available only for products that support it.

The company recommends reviewing the full fee structure before selecting a program. Depending on the card, charges may relate to activation, reloading, withdrawals or periodic account fees. The article lists categories to examine rather than publishing one price schedule applicable to every Ezeprepaid product.

The security discussion focuses on the issuing and program-management relationships as well as recipient information. Cardholders should know how to report loss, theft or suspicious activity, and which account-management and notification tools are available for their card.

Ezeprepaid presents these choices as part of matching the incentive to the business's budget and recipients. The guide is about selecting and operating a prepaid reward program; it does not report a product launch or a measured performance result for a particular customer.