About This Document

This guide describes how to set up and manage card fees for your card products on the Thredd system. It includes details of the card usage and administration fees that you can create for your card products, and how to view fees and apply fees to cards.

Target Audience

This guide is intended for Thredd clients (Program ManagersClosed A Thredd customer who manages a card program. The program manager can create branded cards, load funds and provide other card or banking services to their end customers.) who are interested in setting up fees for their card products.

What’s Changed?

If you want to find out what's changed since the previous release, see the Document History section.

How to use this Guide

If you are new to Thredd and want to understand how card usage fees work and some of the available fee options, see the Overview section.

To find out how to configure fees for your card product, see  How to Set Up Card Fees.

For information about options for viewing and managing fees using Thredd SOAP Web Services, see Fee Maintenance (SOAP Web Services).

For information about options for viewing and managing fees using Thredd REST-based Cards API, see Fee Maintenance (Cards API).

Related Documents

Refer to the table below for other documents which should be used in conjunction with this guide.

Document

Description

Web Services Guide

Provides details of the Thredd SOAP Web Services API.

Cards API Website

Provides details of the Thredd REST-based Cards API.

EHI Guide

Provides details of the Thredd External Host Interface (EHI).

Thredd Portal Guide

Describes how to use the new web-based Thredd Portal to manage your cards and transactions.

Smart Client Guide

Describes how to use our legacy Thredd Smart Client desktop application to manage your cards and transactions.

Transaction XML Reporting Guide

Provides details of the Thredd transaction XML reports Thredd sends to customers.

Payment Disputes Management Guide

Describes the payments dispute management process and how Thredd supports chargeback management.

 

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