# Payware Loyalty {% hint style="info" %} Payware Loyalty is Read-Only. {% endhint %} Payware Loyalty is an integrated solution that lets fuel retailers manage and process loyalty rewards—such as points, discounts, and member identification—directly at the pump and in-store to create a seamless, customer friendly fueling experience. ## Payware Loyalty Acquire Settings Payware Loyalty acquire settings define how the system connects to and communicates with the loyalty host—controlling parameters such as host routing, message formatting, and transaction handling to ensure loyalty enrollments, lookups, and rewards are processed correctly.

Field/Button	Description
Network
FEP Enabled	Specifies whether the terminal uses the Fleet Enablement Protocol for loyalty processing.
Dealer ID	Identifies the merchant location to the loyalty host for transaction routing.
Terminal ID	Uniquely identifies the specific POS terminal within the merchant’s loyalty setup.
Acquirer ID	Defines the acquiring host or network responsible for processing loyalty transactions.
Program Name	Indicates the loyalty program associated with the terminal’s configuration
Enable Barcode Scan	Determines whether the terminal can accept loyalty credentials via barcode scanning.
Communication Options
IP/Domain Name	Specifies the loyalty host’s network address the terminal uses for communication.
Port	Defines the network port through which loyalty messages are sent and received.
Discard	Remove any changes made to this form.
Apply Changes	Save all changes made to this form.

**Payware Loyalty FEP Parameters** Payware Loyalty FEP parameters define the configuration values that control how the terminal uses the Fleet Enablement Protocol to identify vehicles and drivers, validate loyalty credentials, and transmit loyalty-related data reliably between the POS and the loyalty host.

Field/Button	Description
Brand	Identifies the loyalty brand or program the FEP transaction should be routed to.
Transport Protocol Data Unit	Defines the communication format and structure used when sending FEP loyalty messages.
Net International ID	Specifies the network identifier used to route loyalty transactions to the correct host.
Discard	Remove any changes made to this form.
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## Payware Loyalty FEP Cards FEP Cards represent the set of fleet or loyalty card types that the terminal is allowed to recognize and process through the Fleet Enablement Protocol, enabling the system to validate card data, apply loyalty rules, and route transactions to the appropriate loyalty or fleet host.

Field/Button	Description
Search Cards	To locate a card in the list, begin typing the card name in the search field. Select the card configuration to view or edit.
Card Table Index	The internal reference number the system uses to identify the card’s configuration entry.
Card Abbreviation	A short code representing the card brand (e.g., VS for Visa).
Card Name	The full name of the card brand or network.
Lower ISO	The lowest BIN/ISO range that identifies cards belonging to this brand.
Upper ISO	The highest BIN/ISO range for that card brand’s number range.
Pan Length	The allowed length(s) of the card number for that brand.
Card Enabled Mode	Determines whether the specified FEP card type is allowed for loyalty processing inside, outside, or both.
Card Enabled	Indicates whether the terminal is allowed to accept and process this card type.
Accept Manual Entry	Indicates whether the terminal can accept the card number entered manually instead of swiped or scanned.
Card Limits
Print Customer Name	It sets the maximum monetary amount the dispenser controller is allowed to authorize for a single card.
PAN Mask Configuration
Starting Visible Characters	Defines how many characters from the beginning of the card number are displayed.
Ending Visible Characters	Defines how many characters from the end of the card number are displayed.

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