Delegating an equipment budget
A company opens €600.00 per technician to renew its tooling. The money can only be spent with listed suppliers, until the end of the year.
Local authorities, companies, networks, foundations, platforms, charities: start from your need. Earmarkable digital euros are euros, held in an account, that can only be used for what you decided. Each page sets out three frictions, four settings, four steps and a worked example.
Who you are
Nine situations. Pick the one closest to yours: the mechanism is the same, only the rules change.
Worked examples
For each one: who funds, who spends, who gets paid, and what the rule allows.
A company opens €600.00 per technician to renew its tooling. The money can only be spent with listed suppliers, until the end of the year.
Head office opens the same envelope for every outlet for the campaign. It can only be spent with the campaign’s providers, over the approved period.
Three patrons fund the same cause. The funds form a single envelope, and each contributor sees what their euro paid for, payment by payment.
A disaster forces a family out of their home. The assistance provider immediately opens an envelope for the hotel and the journeys: the family pays by card, without paying anything upfront.
Your platform already runs the business journey. MAP adds the account, the envelope and its rule: the user pays without leaving your interface.
One envelope is opened per learner for the duration of the course: tuition fees and associated expenditure, released on the planned dates.
The local authority votes a support scheme and chooses where it can be spent. The euro can only be spent with the shops selected by the council decision, within the area.
A charity gathers donations and fundraising pots for winter groceries. Each person supported receives their card, and each donor sees what their contribution paid for, without opening any file.
The amounts are examples. All these programmes rest on the same services and the same rules. The evidence covers the payment, not the delivery.
Tell us who funds it, who uses the funds, and what the programme must make it possible to pay for.