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What does the Simca plan still miss in payments, stored value and financial services at the counter compared with legacy Fortune 500 companies?
Not in the catalog yet (a gap) C0867
Planned / not in the catalog yet (suggested by legacy F500 review). In payments, stored value and financial services at the counter the review checked 21 functions. Partly described: stored-value card with auto-reload and app balance; buy-now-pay-later and consumer financing referral; tax-free shopping and VAT refund for visitors; cash back, cash out and payouts. Not described at all: money transfer, bill payment, check cashing and money orders; government benefit tenders (EBT, SNAP, WIC and equivalents); health savings and flexible spending cards (HSA, FSA); promissory notes, post-dated cheques and credit instruments. The owners decide; none of it is built.
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