Local authorities, social action centres, public bodies and agencies A journey distinct from B2B

Pay out your aid and keep control of how it is used.

A public programme follows its own decision-making process and its own award rules. We start from that framework, then turn to payment. Earmarkable digital euros are euros, held in a real account, that can only be used for what you decided. Those rules, set before the money is spent, are the earmarking. Each beneficiary has an account and a universal payment card, and every payment is recorded on a tamper-proof blockchain.

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You want to…

You want to pay out support that is spent in your area, for its intended purpose, and to account for it to your elected representatives.

We have the solution: support earmarked by supplier, geographic area, period and ceiling. It is spent with a real account and a universal payment card. Every payment leaves tamper-proof evidence.

You choose who, when, how much, where and what for.

Concrete benefits

What the programme changes for your teams.

A programme described before it is tooled

The purpose of the support, the people it serves and its rules are set out with your departments before any choice of payment means.

Support that stays on purpose

You choose who, when, how much, where and what for; 100% of operations are checked before execution. For example, €600.00 per household, to be spent with traders in the municipality.

Something to report with

Payments, the rule applied and the evidence recorded on the blockchain are visible in real time to the departments concerned.

This journey is not treated as the B2B one. Public procurement conditions and the applicable obligations are examined before any proposal. The feasibility of the programme is established with your departments before any commitment.

A scenario in three steps

Paying out support that is spent locally

The first conversation

The body describes the programme, the people it serves, the expenditure concerned and what it must be able to show.

Funding and payment

In the first conversation, we look together at who does what, the decision-making process and the points requiring approval.

Tracking and reconciliation

What is covered then determines the services, the rules applied and what you will see.

Who does what

Funder: The public body running the programme
Decision-maker: The body’s own decision-making process
Who runs the programme: The public body or the organisation it mandates, with the MAP services retained
Beneficiary: The people supported by the programme
Supplier: The suppliers authorised for the expenditure planned

Roles as they would be defined in the programme, to be confirmed in the first conversation.

What you see

You find every payment, its status, the rule applied and the evidence recorded on the blockchain. What is covered is defined with your departments, and stops at the operations of the programme.

Related services

The services retained for this need.

The availability level is stated on each service. The services retained are confirmed with your teams, in the first conversation.

Compose a programme

Programme electronic money The earmarkable digital euro: euros, on a real account, that can only be used for what you decided. Issued, allocated, used and redeemed within the programme. Earmarking and rules of use You choose who, when, how much, where and what for. 100% of operations are checked before execution. Accounts and payments A real account, a universal payment card, a QR code and an app. Your beneficiaries pay anywhere in the world and online, within the rules you set. Traceability and blockchain proof Every payment recorded on a tamper-proof blockchain; the proof covers the payment, through to the supplier.

Terms and questions

What we settle with you.

Services, means of payment, rules and tracking are settled in the first conversation, then configured for your programme. The proof covers payments, not the results of your action.

What we establish on the record

The capabilities stated, the documents provided and the wording used are the ones MAP can establish. No client, price, lead time or result is put forward without a source.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is MAP for?

Organisations that give or collect funds for a specific use. Local authorities, companies, networks, corporate donors, foundations and endowment funds, charities and platforms. You pay out or you collect. MAP provides the account, the card, your rules and the proof of every payment.

Does MAP provide an account, an IBAN and a card?

Yes. A real account with an IBAN, incoming and outgoing transfers. A universal payment card, not a prepaid card. Online payment, the QR code and the app, usable anywhere in the world. Your programme’s rules decide where and what they work for.

How much does a programme cost and when can it start?

The terms and the timetable depend on what is covered, the uses, the number of users and the integration. No price and no lead time are announced on this site. A MAP expert will get back to you, with no commitment.

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Get in touch

Let us describe your programme.

Tell us who funds the programme, who uses the funds and what it must make it possible to pay for. A MAP expert gets back to you, with no commitment.

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