# EPS Prepaid The EPS Prepaid Configuration form is used to configure prepaid cards, PIN-based products, and money transfer cards. * Prepaid card (Stored value card or SVC) – A cash value is placed on the card, which can then be used for purchases until the cash value is used up. The card may be recharged with additional cash value. * PIN-based product – The customer buys the PIN-based product and uses the PIN (Personal Identification Number) printed on the receipt or card to activate the product. * Money transfer card – The customer presents the card and cash at the site, designates the payee by number, and the electronic payment is made.

Field/Button	Description
Prepaid Network
Network Name	Select the network in the Network Name drop-down menu.
Enabled	Enable the network.
Prepaid Departments
Add	Add Prepaid Department to the EPS Prepaid Configuration.
Delete	Delete previously added configured department from the EPS Prepaid Configuration.
Department	Select the appropriate prepaid department from the Department drop-down list.
Enabled	The Enabled check box is used to enable or disable the prepaid department.
Pre-Validate	The Pre-Validate check box is used to specify whether a network Pre-Authorization Request needs to be sent to the host when selling items from a prepaid department. The Pre-Authorization Request is used to verify whether the actual transaction can be successfully completed before the payment is tendered.
Reprint Security Level	Click on Reprint Security Level column to set security levels for reprinting the receipt at the POS.
Prepaid Network Messages - Three types of message prompts is displayed to cashier during prepaid card activation / recharge process.
Show Guideline	Guideline Prompt when enabled, prompts the cashier when a prepaid card activation item (ProdCode: 560 to 575) is added to the ticket. This message instructs the cashier to follow guidelines to avoid fraud. Default message for guideline prompt is “Please ensure you are following AML fraud guidelines by not selling more than $1900.00 in cards to one customer - The limit is $999.00 in the state of Arizona.”
Show Purchase	Purchase Prompt when enabled, prompts the cashier if PIN Activation item (ProdCode = 560) is added to the ticket. Purchase prompt appears after the Guideline Message Prompt if guideline prompt is enabled. Purchase prompt is to instruct the cashier not to give PIN numbers for prepaid cards over the phone. The Purchase prompt has YES and NO buttons. If cashier responds YES, then PIN Activation item can be added to the ticket. If cashier responds NO, then PIN Activation item is not allowed for sale and the item is removed from the ticket with an error message. Default message for purchase prompt is “Is this purchase being made by someone on site?”
Show Cancel	When cashier responds with a NO to the Purchase Prompt, the PIN Activation item is removed from the ticket and Cancel Prompt message (if enabled) is shown to the cashier. This prompt is to inform cashier that the item is being removed as it cannot be sold. Default message for Cancel Prompt is “PIN numbers are never to be given to anyone over the phone - NO EXCEPTIONS!”
Discard	Remove any changes made to this form.
Apply Changes	Save all changes made to this form.

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