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OMB No. 7100-0351
Approval expires December 31, 2015
Network, Processor, and Issuer
Payments Surveys (NPIPS)
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
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2013 NPIPS
Survey Forms
Table of Contents
General Instructions ................................................................................................................ 4
Organization Profile ................................................................................................................. 5
General-Purpose Credit Card Network Survey ........................................................................ 7
Private-Label Credit Card Retail Merchant Issuer Survey ..................................................... 12
Private-Label Credit Card Processor Survey ......................................................................... 17
Debit Card Network Survey ..................................................................................................... 21
General-Use Prepaid Card Network Survey........................................................................... 25
General-Use Prepaid Card Processor Survey........................................................................ 30
Private-Label Prepaid Card Issuer and Processor Survey..................................................... 35
P2P and Money Transfer Processor Survey .......................................................................... 40
Online Bill Payment Processor Survey .................................................................................. 43
Walk-In Bill Payment Processor Survey ................................................................................. 46
Deferred Payment Processor Survey ..................................................................................... 49
Private-Label ACH Debit Card Processor Survey .................................................................. 52
Far-Field RFID Payment Processor Survey............................................................................ 55
Secure Online Payment Processor Survey ............................................................................ 58
Mobile Wallet Processor Survey ............................................................................................. 60
FR 3066b
OMB No. 7100-0351
Approval expires December 31, 2015
The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
Instructions
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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FR 3066b
OMB No. 7100-0351
Approval expires December 31, 2015
General Instructions
About the surveys
The Federal Reserve Network, Processor, and Issuer Payments Surveys (NPIPS) will support research on electronic
payment transactions, including ACH, credit card, debit card, prepaid card, and emerging payment transactions. The
objective of this research is to measure the volume and value of electronic payments originated from U.S.-domiciled
accounts during the calendar year 2012. The Federal Reserve will compare aggregate results from this 2013 study to
those of previous studies conducted in 2001, 2004, 2007, and 2010 to document how the U.S. payments system is
changing.
Your participation
To achieve the most reliable results, it is important that you respond completely and accurately. Please leave no survey
item blank.
General instructions for numeric fields
There are three possible ways to answer a survey question that requests a numeric value:
Enter the amount: The actual numeric value of the data element.
Enter a zero: When the calculated amount actually equals zero or if the amount does not exist (i.e. your
organization does not have volume for the item requested). Please do not enter a non-numeric value, e.g. “NA”
or “NR.”
Enter “NR” (not reported): If your organization has volume of the type being measured, but you do not know it,
or cannot accurately estimate the amount. Please do not enter “NA.”
If for any reason you cannot provide complete data, or if you have other questions or concerns, please
contact:
Ed Bachelder at Blueflame Consulting
E-mail: ed.bachelder@bflame.com
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(781) 662-8584
FR 3066b
OMB No. 7100-0351
Approval expires December 31, 2015
Organization Profile
This is an industry survey of electronic payment transactions,
including
•
General-purpose credit card
•
Private-label credit card
•
Debit card
•
General-use prepaid card
•
Private-label prepaid card
•
Person-to-person (P2P) & Money Transfer
•
Online bill payment
•
Walk-in bill payment
•
Deferred payment
•
Private-label ACH debit card
•
Far-field RFID payment
•
Secure online payment
•
Mobile wallet
According to our understanding, your organization has payments information that should be reported in the following
surveys:
[EXAMPLE: Respondents will only be asked to respond to the surveys that are relevant to their organization.]
•
General-purpose credit card
•
Private-label credit card
•
Debit card
•
P2P & money transfer
•
Online bill payment
Please contact Ed Bachelder at (781) 662-8584 if you have any questions about the payments categories included for
your organization.
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The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
General-Purpose
Credit Card
Network Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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General-Purpose Credit Card
Please do not round.
Network Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during the calendar years (CY)
requested below.
Include: All point-of-sale (POS) and bill payment transactions made with a credit card or charge card. Include both consumer and
business/government card transactions.
Do not include: Debit card or prepaid card transactions.
CY 2012 General-purpose credit card transactions
1.
2.
1a.
Less: Denials
1b.
Less: Pre-authorization only
Number
Value ($)
Net, authorized & settled transactions
= 1 – 1a – 1b
□
2b.
2c.
Less: Cash back at the point of sale
Mark box if your organization does not track cash back at the point of sale.
Less: Adjustments and returns
2b.1 + 2b.2 = 2b
2b.1.
Chargebacks
2b.2.
Other adjustments and returns
Less: Cash advances
Net, purchase transactions
= 2 – 2a – 2b – 2c
Credit card vs. charge card transactions
4.
Value ($)
Gross authorizations
Include 1a & 1b.
2a.
3.
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
4a + 4b = 2
4a.
Credit card transactions
4b.
Charge card transactions
The entire balance must be paid off at regular intervals (e.g. monthly).
2:
2:
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Payment initiation and authorization
5.
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
5a + 5b = 2
5a.
2:
Value ($)
2:
Transactions at the point of sale
Include card-present transactions.
5a.1 + 5a.2 = 5a
Please allocate your response by initiation method:
5a.1.
Chip
Include EMV-compatible and other chip-based cards.
5a.1.1 + 5a.1.2 + 5a.1.3 + 5a.1.4 = 5a.1
Please allocate your response by authorization method:
5a.1.1.
Signature acquired
5a.1.2.
Dynamic data only
e.g. incremental authorization code
5a.1.3.
EMV using compliant card and terminal
5a.1.4.
Other
If Other please describe
the authorization method:
5a.2.
No chip (including magnetic stripe)
□
5b.
Mark box if your organization does not track chip card transactions at the point of sale.
Card-not-present/remote transactions
Do not include mobile at the point of sale.
5b.1 + 5b.2 + 5b.3 = 5b
Please allocate your response by transaction verification method:
5b.1.
Static card data only
i.e. card number, expiration date, CVV, CVV2, etc.
5b.2.
Network-sponsored online verification system
5b.3.
Other
If Other please describe the
transaction verification method:
6.
Allocate your response to 5a. Transactions at the point of sale between
the following categories:
6a + 6b = 5a
6a.
Transactions initiated from or via mobile device
e.g. feature phones, smart phones, tablets, and PDAs
6b.
Transactions not initiated with a mobile device
e.g. magnetic stripe cards and chip cards
□
5a:
5a:
Mark box if your organization does not track mobile device transactions at the point of sale.
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Consumer vs. business/government transactions
7.
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
7a + 7b = 2
7a.
Consumer transactions
7b.
Business/government transactions
7b.1 + 7b.2 + 7b.3 = 7b
7b.1.
Procurement cards
7b.2.
Fleet cards for fueling and vehicle expenses
7b.3.
Other
Number
2:
U.S. vs. foreign payees
8.
2:
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
based on the location of the payee:
8a + 8b = 2
8a.
Transactions with U.S. payees
8b.
Transactions with payees outside the U.S.
2:
Transaction value distribution
9.
Value ($)
Value ($)
2:
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
9a + 9b + 9c + 9d + 9e + 9f = 2
9a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
9b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
9c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
9d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
9e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
9f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
2:
Value ($)
2:
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Number of cards outstanding
10.
Active
Total
in CY 2012
as of Dec. 31, 2012
Report both active and total credit and charge cards outstanding as
of December, 31 2012:
For active cards include cards with any transaction activity during CY 2012.
10a + 10b = 10
10a. Credit cards outstanding
10b. Charge cards outstanding
11.
Allocate your response to 10. Active and total credit and charge cards
outstanding between the following categories:
11a + 11b = 10
10:
10:
11a. Cards with chip technology
11a.1 + 11a.2 = 11a
11a.1. Cards that are EMV compliant
11a.2. Cards that are not EMV compliant
11b. Cards without chip technology
□
Mark box if your organization does not track chip cards.
Historical data
Number
12.
CY 2011 Net, authorized & settled transactions
2011 equivalent to 2
13.
CY 2010 Net, authorized & settled transactions
2010 equivalent to 2
Comments:
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Value ($)
The Federal Reserve
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Private-Label Credit Card
Retail Merchant Issuer Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Private-Label Credit Card
Please do not round.
Retail Merchant Issuer Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during the calendar years (CY)
requested below.
Include: All point-of-sale (POS) and bill payment transactions made with a private-label credit or charge card (i.e. not network-branded
Visa, MasterCard, etc.) for which your organization is the transaction processor. Include both consumer and business/government
card transactions.
Do not include: Network-branded (e.g. Visa, MasterCard) credit card, debit card, or prepaid card transactions. Also, do not include
data associated with transactions for which your organization was the receivables owner but not the transaction processor.
Note: We are surveying both in-house and outsourced private-label credit card issuers/processors. To ensure that we do not doublecount your organization’s volume, please tell us if your organization outsourced its processing or receivables ownership (questions 1
and 2 below).
CY 2012 Transaction processing
1.
Transaction processing
Please indicate if your organization outsourced some or all
of its private-label credit card transaction processing to a
third party.
1a.
If fully or partially outsourced, please indicate
the name of the processor:
1b.
If your organization outsourced its processing for
only part of 2012, please indicate the period of time
in 2012 that your organization did not outsource:
100%
In-house
[ ]
From
Partially
Outsourced
[ ]
To
mm/dd
(2012):
Fully
Outsourced
[ ]
mm/dd
(2012):
Receivables ownership
2.
Receivables ownership:
Please indicate if your organization outsourced some or all
of its private-label credit card receivables ownership to a
third party (i.e. outstandings were owned by a different
organization).
2a.
100%
In-House
[ ]
Partially
Outsourced
[ ]
Fully
Outsourced
[ ]
If fully or partially outsourced, please indicate
the name of the receivables owner:
If you answered Fully Outsourced to question 1 above for your organization’s transaction processing, this survey is complete.
Thank you for participating.
If you answered 100% In-house or Partially Outsourced to question 1 above for your organization’s transaction processing,
please finish the rest of the survey and report transaction data only for the in-house processed portion of your portfolio.
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CY 2012 Private-label credit card transactions
3.
4.
3a.
Less: Denials
3b.
Less: Pre-authorization only
Number
Value ($)
Net, authorized & settled transactions
= 3 – 3a – 3b
□
4b.
4c.
Less: Cash back at the point of sale
Mark box if your organization does not track cash back at the point of sale.
Less: Adjustments and returns
4b.1 + 4b.2 = 4b
4b.1.
Chargebacks
4b.2.
Other adjustments and returns
Less: Cash advances
Net, purchase transactions
= 4 – 4a – 4b – 4c
Payment initiation
6.
Value ($)
Gross authorizations
Include 3a & 3b
4a.
5.
Number
Allocate your response to 4. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
6a + 6b = 4
6a.
4:
4:
6a:
6a:
Transactions at the point of sale
Include card-present transactions.
6a.1+6a.2= 6a
Please allocate your response by initiation method:
□
6b.
7.
6a.1.
Chip
6a.2.
No chip (including magnetic stripe)
Mark box if your organization does not track chip cards.
Card-not-present/remote transactions
Do not include mobile at the point of sale.
Allocate your response to 6a. Transactions at the point of sale between
the following categories:
7a + 7b = 6a
7a.
7b.
□
Transactions initiated from or via a mobile device
e.g. feature phones, smart phones, tablets, and PDAs
Transactions not initiated with a mobile device
e.g. magnetic stripe cards and chip cards
Mark box if your organization does not track mobile device transactions at the point of sale.
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Consumer vs. business/government transactions
8.
Allocate your response to 4. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
8a + 8b = 4
8a.
Consumer transactions
8b.
Business/government transactions
8b.1 + 8b.2 + 8b.3 = 8b
8b.1.
Procurement cards
8b.2.
Fleet cards for fueling and vehicle expenses
8b.3.
Other
Number
4:
Value ($)
4:
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Transaction value distribution
9.
Number
Allocate your response to 4. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
9a + 9b + 9c + 9d + 9e+ 9f = 4
9a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
9b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
9c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
9d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
9e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
9f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
Number of cards outstanding
10.
4:
Value ($)
4:
Active
Total
in CY 2012
as of Dec. 31, 2012
Number
Value ($)
Report both active and total cards outstanding as of December, 31 2012:
For active cards include cards with any transaction activity during CY 2012.
10a + 10b = 10
10a. Cards with chip technology
10b. Cards without chip technology
□
Mark box if your organization does not track chip cards.
Historical data
11.
CY 2011 Net, authorized & settled transactions
2011 equivalent to 4
12.
CY 2010 Net, authorized & settled transactions
2010 equivalent to 4
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Comments:
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Private-Label Credit Card
Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Private-Label Credit Card
Please do not round.
Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during the calendar years (CY)
requested below.
Include: All point-of-sale (POS) and bill payment transactions made with a private-label credit or charge card for which your
organization was the transaction processor. Include both consumer and business/government card transactions.
Do not include: General-purpose (e.g. Visa, MasterCard) credit card, prepaid card, or debit card transactions. Also, do not include
transactions for which your organization was the receivables owner but not the transaction processor.
CY 2012 Transaction processing
1.
Which of the following describes your organization’s private-label
credit card processing services?
1a.
3.
Number
Value ($)
Gross authorizations
Include 2a & 2b.
2a.
Less: Denials
2b.
Less: Pre-authorization only
Net, authorized & settled transactions
= 2 – 2a – 2b
3a.
□
3b.
3c.
4.
Processed
Transactions
[ ]
If your organization only owned receivables, please list its processor(s):
CY 2012 Private-label credit card transactions
2.
Owned
Receivables
[ ]
Less: Cash back at the point of sale
Mark box if your organization does not track cash back at the point of sale.
Less: Adjustments and returns
3b.1 + 3b.2 = 3b
3b.1.
Chargebacks
3b.2.
Other adjustments and returns
Less: Cash advances
Net, purchase transactions
= 3 – 3a – 3b – 3c
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Payment initiation
5.
Number
Allocate your response to 3. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
5a + 5b = 3
5a.
Value ($)
3:
3:
5a:
5a:
Transactions at the point of sale
Include card-present transactions.
5a.1+5a.2= 5a
Please allocate your response by initiation method:
□
5b.
6.
5a.1.
Chip
5a.2.
No chip (including magnetic stripe)
Mark box if your organization does not track chip cards.
Card-not-present/remote transactions
Do not include mobile at the point of sale.
Allocate your response to 5a. Transactions at the point of sale between
the following categories:
6a + 6b = 5a
6a.
6b.
□
Transactions initiated from or via a mobile device
e.g. feature phones, smart phones, tablets, and PDAs
Transactions not initiated with a mobile device
e.g. magnetic strip cards and chip cards
Mark box if your organization does not track mobile device transactions at the point of sale.
Consumer vs. business/government transactions
7.
Allocate your response to 3. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
7a + 7b = 3
7a.
Consumer transactions
7b.
Business/government transactions
7b.1 + 7b.2 = 7b
7b.1.
Procurement cards
7b.2.
Fleet cards for fuel and vehicle expenses
Number
3:
Value ($)
3:
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Transaction value distribution
8.
Number
Allocate your response to 3. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
8a + 8b + 8c + 8d + 8e + 8f = 3
8a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
8b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
8c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
8d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
8e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
8f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
Number of cards outstanding
9.
3:
Value ($)
3:
Active
Total
in CY 2012
as of Dec. 31, 2012
Number
Value ($)
Report both active and total cards outstanding as of December, 31 2012:
For active cards include cards with any transaction activity during CY 2012.
9a + 9b = 9
9a.
Cards with chip technology
9b.
Cards without chip technology
□
Mark box if your organization does not track chip cards.
Historical data
10.
CY 2011 Net, authorized & settled transactions
2011 equivalent to 3
11.
CY 2010 Net, authorized & settled transactions
2010 equivalent to 3
Comments:
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Debit Card and
General-Use Prepaid Card
Network Surveys
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Debit Card
Please do not round.
Network Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during calendar year (CY) 2012.
Include: All point-of-sale (POS) and bill payment transactions made with a debit card issued by a depository institution. Include both
consumer and business/government card transactions.
Do not include: Electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card, credit card, or ATM transactions. Please exclude cash withdrawals from
transaction figures.
CY 2012 Transaction reporting
1.
Can your network report CY 2012 debit card transactions and CY
2012 general-use prepaid card transactions separately?
Yes
[ ]
No
[ ]
If you answered Yes to question 1 above for your organization’s transaction reporting, please exclude general-use prepaid
card transactions from the figures in this section. Report general-use prepaid card transactions in the General-Use Prepaid Card
survey only. Please do not report (double-count) transactions in both the Debit Card and General-Use Prepaid Card surveys.
If you answered No to question 1 above for your organization’s transaction reporting, please include general-use prepaid card
transactions in this section and skip the General-Use Prepaid Card survey.
CY 2012 Debit card transactions
2.
3.
Value ($)
Gross authorizations
Include 2a & 2b
2a.
Less: Denials
2b.
Less: Pre-authorization only
Net, authorized & settled transactions
= 2 – 2a – 2b
3a.
□
3b.
4.
Number
Less: Cash back at the point of sale
Mark box if your organization does not track cash back at the point of sale.
Less: Adjustments and returns
3b.1 + 3b.2 = 3b
3b.1.
Chargebacks
3b.2.
Other adjustments and returns
Net, purchase transactions
= 3 – 3a – 3b
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Payment initiation and authorization
5.
Number
Allocate your response to 3. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
5a + 5b = 3
5a.
3:
Value ($)
3:
Transactions at the point of sale
Include card-present transactions.
5a.1 + 5a.2 = 5a
Please allocate your response by initiation method:
5a.1.
Chip
5a.1.1 + 5a.1.2 + 5a.1.3 + 5a.1.4 = 5a.1
Please allocate your response by authorization method:
5a.1.1.
Signature acquired
5a.1.2.
PIN entry at merchant terminal
5a.1.2(a) + 5a.1.2(b) = 5a.1.2
(a)
EMV using compliant card and terminal
(b)
Other chip-and-PIN transactions
5a.1.3.
Dynamic data only
e.g. incremental authorization code
5a.1.4.
Other
If Other please describe
the authorization method:
5a.2.
No chip (including magnetic stripe)
5a.2.1 + 5a.2.2 + 5a.2.3 = 5a.2
Please allocate your response by authorization method:
5a.2.1.
Signature acquired
5a.2.2.
PIN entry at merchant terminal
5a.2.3.
Other
If Other please describe
the authorization method:
□
Mark box if your organization does not track chip card transactions at the point of sale.
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Payment initiation and authorization (continued)
5b.
Number
Value ($)
Card-not-present/remote transactions
Do not include mobile at the point of sale.
5b.1 + 5b.2 + 5b.3 + 5b.4 = 5b
Please allocate your response by transaction verification method:
5b.1. Static card data
e.g.,. card number, expiration date, CVV, CVV2, etc.
Do not include PIN-less debit.
5b.2.
Network-sponsored online verification system
Do not include PIN-less debit.
5b.3.
PIN-less debit
i.e. bill pay to a utility
5b.4.
Other
If Other please describe the
transaction verification method:
6.
Allocate your response to 5a. Transactions at the point of sale between
the following categories:
6a + 6b = 5a
6a.
Transactions initiated from or via mobile device
e.g. feature phones, smart phones, tablets, and PDAs
6b.
Transactions not initiated with a mobile device
e.g. magnetic strip cards and chip cards
□
5a:
Mark box if your organization does not track mobile device transactions at the point of sale.
Consumer vs. business/government transactions
7.
Allocate your response to 3. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
7a + 7b = 3
7a.
Consumer transactions
7b.
Business/government transactions
Number
3:
U.S. vs. foreign payees
8.
5a:
Value ($)
3:
Number
Allocate your response to 3. Net, authorized & settled transactions
based on the location of the payee:
8a + 8b = 3
8a.
Transactions with U.S. payees
8b.
Transactions with payees outside the U.S.
3:
Value ($)
3:
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Transaction value distribution
9.
Number
Allocate your response to 3. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
9a + 9b + 9c + 9d + 9e + 9f = 3
9a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
9b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
9c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
9d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
9e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
9f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
Comments:
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3:
Value ($)
3:
General-Use Prepaid Card
Please do not round.
Network Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during calendar year (CY) 2012.
Definition: A card, or other payment code or device, that is (1) issued on prepaid basis in a specified amount, whether or not
that amount may be increased or reloaded, in exchange for payment ; and (2) redeemable upon presentation at multiple,
unaffiliated merchants for goods or services,
Include: All point-of-sale (POS) and bill payment transactions made with a general-use prepaid card. Include both consumer and
business/government card transactions.
Do not include: Non-prepaid debit card, electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card, private-label prepaid card, credit card, or ATM
transactions. Please exclude cash withdrawals from transaction figures.
CY 2012 General-use prepaid card transactions
1.
2.
Value ($)
Gross authorizations
Include 1a & 1b.
1a.
Less: Denials
1b.
Less: Pre-authorization only
Net, authorized & settled transactions
= 1 – 1a – 1b
2a.
□
2b.
3.
Number
Less: Cash back at the point of sale
Mark box if your organization does not track cash back at the point of sale.
Less: Adjustments and returns
2b.1 + 2b.2 = 2b
2b.1.
Chargebacks
2b.2.
Other adjustments and returns
Net, purchase transactions
= 2 – 2a – 2b
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Payment initiation and authorization
4.
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
4a + 4b = 2
4a.
2:
Value ($)
2:
Transactions at the point of sale
Include card-present transactions.
4a.1 + 4a.2 = 4a
Please allocate your response by initiation method:
4a.1.
Chip
4a.1.1 + 4a.1.2 + 4a.1.3 + 4a.1.4 = 4a.1
Please allocate your response by authorization method:
4a.1.1.
Signature acquired
4a.1.2.
PIN entry at merchant terminal
4a.1.2(a) + 4a.1.2(b) = 4a.1.2
(a)
EMV using compliant card and terminal
(b)
Other chip-and-PIN transactions
4a.1.3.
Dynamic data only
e.g. incremental authorization code
4a.1.4.
Other
If Other please describe
the authorization method:
4a.2.
No chip (including magnetic stripe)
4a.2.1 + 4a.2.2 + 4a.2.3 = 4a.2
Please allocate your response by authorization method:
4a.2.1.
Signature acquired
4a.2.2.
PIN entry at merchant terminal
4a.2.3.
Other
If Other please describe
the authorization method:
□
Mark box if your organization does not track payments initiated by cards with chip technology at the point of sale.
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Payment initiation and authorization (continued)
4b.
Number
Value ($)
Card-not-present/remote transactions
Do not include mobile at the point of sale.
4b.1 + 4b.2 + 4b.3 + 4b.4 = 4b
Please allocate your response by transaction verification method:
4b.1. Static card data
i.e. card number, expiration date, CVV, CVV2, etc.
Do not include PIN-less debit.
4b.2.
Network-sponsored online verification system
Do not include PIN-less debit.
4b.3.
PIN-less debit
i.e. bill pay to a utility
4b.4.
Other
If Other please describe the
transaction verification method:
5.
Allocate your response to 4a. Transactions at the point of sale between
the following categories:
5a + 5b = 4a
5a.
Transactions initiated from or via mobile device
e.g. feature phones, smart phones, tablets, and PDAs
5b.
Transactions not initiated with a mobile device
e.g. magnetic strip cards and chip cards
□
4a:
Mark box if your organization does not track mobile device transactions at the point of sale.
U.S. vs. foreign payees
6.
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
based on the location of the payee:
6a + 6b = 2
6a.
Transactions with U.S. payees
6b.
Transactions with payees outside the U.S.
2:
Transaction value distribution
7.
4a:
Value ($)
2:
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
7a + 7b + 7c + 7d + 7e + 7f = 2
7a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
7b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
7c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
7d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
7e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
7f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
2:
Value ($)
2:
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Comments:
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The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
General-Use Prepaid Card
Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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General-Use Prepaid Card
Please do not round.
Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during calendar year (CY) 2012.
Definition: A card, or other payment code or device, that is (1) issued on prepaid basis in a specified amount, whether or not that
amount may be increased or reloaded, in exchange for payment ; and (2) redeemable upon presentation at multiple, unaffiliated
merchants for goods or services.
Include: All point-of-sale (POS) and bill pay transactions made with a general-use (network-branded or open-loop) prepaid card.
Do not include: Private-label (closed-loop) prepaid card, non-prepaid debit card, or credit card transactions. Please exclude cash
withdrawals from transaction figures.
Note: Any fees charged to the cards (e.g. monthly transaction fees, etc.) are not considered to be transactions and should be excluded.
CY 2012 General-use prepaid card transactions
1.
Number
Value ($)
Number
Value ($)
Gross authorizations
Include 1a & 1b.
2.
1a.
Less: Denials
1b.
Less: Pre-authorization only
Net, authorized & settled transactions
= 1 – 1a – 1b
2a.
□
Mark box if your organization does not track cash back at the point of sale.
2b.
3.
Less: Cash back at the point of sale
Less: Adjustments and returns
2b.1 + 2b.2 = 2b
2b.1.
Chargebacks
2b.2.
Other adjustments and returns
Net, purchase transactions
= 2 – 2a – 2b
Payment initiation
4.
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
4a + 4b = 2
4a.
2:
2:
Transactions at the point of sale
Include card-present transactions.
Error! Reference source not found. + 4a.1 = 4a
Please allocate your response by initiation method:
□
4a.1.
Chip
4a.2.
No chip (including magnetic stripe)
Mark box if your organization does not track payments initiated by cards with chip technology at the point of sale.
4b.
Card-not-present/remote transactions
Do not include mobile at the point of sale.
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Payment initiation (continued)
5.
Number
Allocate your response to 4a. Transactions at the point of sale between
the following categories:
5a + 5b = 4a
5a.
Transactions initiated from or via mobile device
e.g. feature phones, smart phones, tablets, and PDAs
5b.
Transactions not initiated with a mobile device
e.g. magnetic strip cards and chip cards
□
4a:
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
based on the location of the payee:
6a + 6b = 2
6a.
Transactions with U.S. payees
6b.
Transactions with payees outside the U.S.
2:
Transactions by prepaid card type
7.
7b.
7c.
7d.
7e.
7f.
7g.
Value ($)
2:
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
7a + 7b + 7c + 7d + 7e + 7f + 7g = 2
7a.
4a:
Mark box if your organization does not track mobile device transactions at the point of sale.
U.S. vs. foreign payees
6.
Value ($)
2:
Value ($)
2:
General-purpose prepaid card transactions
Reloadable, prepaid debit cards that allow ATM cash withdrawals; typically
marketed directly to consumers as a checking account alternative.
Gift card transactions
Non-reloadable Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover or other
general-use prepaid cards marketed as a gift-giving alternative to cash,
checks, and gift certificates.
Medical card transactions
Cards issued to provide point-of-sale access to Flexible Spending and
Health Savings Accounts funds and avoid the need for insurers to issue
reimbursement checks.
Customer refund & incentive card transactions
Cards issued to disburse refunds for returned merchandise and customer
incentives such as rebates.
Payroll card transactions
Reloadable, prepaid debit cards issued to disburse employee wages;
typically marketed to employers as a means to replace paper check or
cash wage disbursements to unbanked employees.
Government card transactions
Prepaid cards issued to disburse local, state, and federal government
payments such as welfare (EBT, etc.), social security, unemployment, and
disaster relief; cards are typically issued as an electronic alternative to cash
and check disbursements.
Other general-use prepaid card transactions
If Other general-use prepaid
card transactions please
describe the card types:
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Transaction value distribution
8.
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
8a + 8b + 8c + 8d + 8e + 8f = 2
8a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
8b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
8c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
8d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
8e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
8f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
2:
Card funding
9.
Value ($)
2:
Number
Value ($)
Total credits/loads
9a + 9b + 9c = 9
Please allocate your response between the following categories:
10.
9a.
Initial Loads
9b.
Reloads
9c.
Other credits/loads
Allocate your response to 9. Total credits/loads based on the funding method
that was used to credit/load the card:
10a + 10b + 10c + 10d + 10e + 10f = 9
9:
9:
10a. Cash
10b. Check
10c. Credit card
10d. Debit card
10e. ACH
10f. Other
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Number of cards outstanding
11.
Active
Total
in CY 2012
as of Dec. 31, 2012
Report both active and total cards outstanding as of December 31, 2012:
For active cards include cards with any transaction activity during CY 2012.
11a + 11b + 11c + 11d + 11e + 11f + 11g = 11
Please allocate your response between the following categories (see question 7
above for definitions):
11a. General-purpose prepaid cards
11b. Gift cards
11c. Medical cards
11d. Customer refund & incentive cards
11e. Payroll cards
11f. Government
11g. Other
12.
Allocate your response to 11. Active and total credit and charge cards
outstanding between the following categories:
12a + 12b = 11
12a. Cards with chip technology
12a.1 + 12a.2 = 12a
12a.1. Cards that are EMV compliant
12a.2. Cards that are not EMV compliant
12b. Cards without chip technology
□
Mark box if your organization does not track chip cards.
Comments:
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11:
11:
The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
Private-Label
Prepaid Card
Issuer and Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Private-Label Prepaid Card
Please do not round.
Issuer and Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during the calendar years (CY)
requested below.
Include: All point-of-sale (POS) and bill payment transactions made with private-label (closed-loop) prepaid cards.
Do not include: General-use prepaid card, debit card, or credit card transactions. Please exclude cash withdrawals from transaction
figures unless specifically requested.
Note: Any fees charged to the cards (e.g. monthly fees, dormancy fees, etc.) are not considered to be transactions and should be
excluded.
CY 2012 Private-label prepaid card transactions
1.
Number
Value ($)
Number
Value ($)
Gross authorizations
Include 1a & 1b
2.
1a.
Less: Denials
1b.
Less: Pre-authorization only
Net, authorized & settled transactions
= 1 – 1a – 1b
2a.
□
Mark box if your organization does not track cash back at the point of sale.
2b.
3.
Less: Cash back at the point of sale
Less: Adjustments and returns
2b.1 + 2b.2 = 2b
2b.1.
Chargebacks
2b.2.
Other adjustments and returns
Net, purchase transactions
= 2 – 2a – 2b
Payment initiation
4.
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
4a + 4b = 2
4a.
2:
2:
Transactions at the point of sale
Include card-present transactions.
4a.1 + 4a.2 = 4a
Please allocate your response by initiation method:
□
4a.1.
Chip
4a.2.
No chip (including magnetic stripe)
Mark box if your organization does not track payments initiated by cards with chip technology at the point of sale.
4b.
Card-not-present/remote transactions
Do not include mobile at the point of sale.
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Payment initiation (continued)
5.
Number
Allocate your response to 4a. Transactions at the point of sale between
the following categories:
5a + 5b = 4a
5a.
Transactions initiated from or via mobile device
e.g. feature phones, smart phones, tablets, and PDAs
5b.
Transactions not initiated with a mobile device
e.g. magnetic strip cards and chip cards
□
4a:
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
6a + 6b + 6c + 6d = 2
6a.
6b.
6c.
6d.
4a:
Mark box if your organization does not track mobile device transactions.
Transactions by prepaid card type
6.
Value ($)
2:
Value ($)
2:
Gift card transactions
Private-label (e.g. merchant or shopping center-branded) prepaid cards
marketed as gift-giving alternatives to cash, checks, and gift certificates or
as loyalty cards with payment capabilities.
Transit card transactions
Cards issued for toll and fare payment on transportation systems such as
rail, bus, subway, and tollways.
Customer refund & incentive card transactions
Cards issued to disburse refunds for returned merchandise and customer
incentives such as rebates.
Other private-label prepaid card transactions
If Other private-label
prepaid card transactions
please describe the card types:
Transaction value distribution
7.
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
7a + 7b + 7c + 7d + 7e + 7f = 2
7a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
7b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
7c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
7d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
7e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
7f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
2:
Value ($)
2:
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Card funding
8.
Number
Value ($)
Total credits/loads
8a + 8b + 8c = 8
Please allocate your response between the following categories:
9.
8a.
Initial loads
8b.
Reloads
8c.
Other credits/loads
Allocate your response to 8. Total credits/loads based on the funding method
that was used to credit/load the card:
9a + 9b + 9c + 9d + 9e + 9f = 8
9a.
Cash
9b.
Check
9c.
Credit card
9d.
Debit card
9e.
ACH
9f.
Other
Cash withdrawals
10.
8:
Number
Value ($)
CY 2012 Approved cash withdrawals
Please report the number and value of approved cash withdrawals.
Number of cards outstanding
11.
8:
Active
Total
in CY 2012
as of Dec. 31, 2012
Report both active and total cards outstanding as of December, 31 2012:
For active cards include cards with any transaction activity during CY 2012.
11a + 11b + 11c + 11d = 11
Please allocate your response between the following categories (see question 6
above for definitions):
11a. Gift cards
11b. Transit cards
11c. Customer refund & incentive cards
11d. Other
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Historical data
Number
12.
CY 2011 Net, authorized & settled transactions
2011 equivalent to 2
13.
CY 2010 Net, authorized & settled transactions
2010 equivalent to 2
Comments:
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Value ($)
The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
P2P and Money Transfer
Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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P2P and Money Transfer
Please do not round.
Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts or a U.S. agent location processed during
the calendar years (CY) requested below.
Include: Transactions originated from and received by a consumer or consumer-owned (i.e. not a business- or government-owned)
account.
Do not include: Transactions originated from or received by business- or government-owned accounts. Also, do not include accountto-account transfers for which both the originating and receiving accounts were owned by the same accountholder (i.e. balance
transfers).
CY 2012 P2P & money transfer transactions
1.
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions based on the location of the
payee:
2a + 2b = 1
Number
Value ($)
2a.
Transactions with U.S. payees
2b.
Transactions with payees outside the U.S.
1:
Transaction value distribution
3.
Value ($)
Total transactions
U.S. vs. foreign payees
2.
Number
1:
Number
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions between the following
categories:
3a + 3b + 3c + 3d + 3e + 3f = 1
3a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
3b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
3c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
3d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
3e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
3f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
1:
Value ($)
1:
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Clearing system
4.
Number
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions between the following
categories:
4a + 4b + 4c + 4d + 4e = 1
1:
Value ($)
1:
Please report the payment methods used to transmit payments between
consumer accounts:
4a.
Credit card / signature debit networks
4b.
EFT / PIN debit networks
4c.
ACH
4d.
Cash Collected / Book transfer
i.e. a payment cleared via internal accounting transfer
4e.
Other
If Other please describe:
Origination channel
5.
Number
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions between the following
categories based on the channel used to originate payment:
5a + 5b + 5c + 5d = 1
5a.
Website
5b.
Mobile phone
via an application or text message
5c.
In-person
via agent location, kiosk or ATM
5d.
Other
If Other please describe:
Comments:
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1:
Value ($)
1:
The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
Online Bill Payment
Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Online Bill Payment
Please do not round.
Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during calendar year (CY) 2012.
Include: Bill payment transactions originated through a financial institution or other intermediary’s online bill payment portal (i.e. bank
online bill payments) and directly via biller websites (i.e. biller direct bill payments).
Note: In the case where a batch of bills were settled through a single combined payment to the biller (i.e. check and list payments)
please include transaction totals for the individual bills within the batch. Do not include batch transactions because this will double
count the individual bill totals.
CY 2012 Online bill payment transactions
1.
Bank/intermediary online bill payment transactions
Include direct send / consolidator transactions (i.e.,. Fiserv/ CheckFree).
2.
Biller direct online bill payment transactions
Transaction value distribution – Bank/intermediary online bill payments
3.
Allocate your response to 1. Bank/intermediary online bill payment
transactions between the following categories:
3a + 3b + 3c + 3d + 3e = 1
3a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
3b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $14.99 in total value
3c.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
3d.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
3e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
3f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
Allocate your response to 2. Biller direct online bill payment
transactions between the following categories:
4a + 4b + 4c + 4d + 4e + 4f = 2
4a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
4b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
4c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
4d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
4e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
4f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
Value ($)
Number
Value ($)
1:
Transaction value distribution – Biller direct online bill payments
4.
Number
1:
Number
2:
Value ($)
2:
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Settlement system – Bank/intermediary online bill payments
5.
Allocate your response to 1. Bank/intermediary online bill payment
transactions based on the payment method used to transmit payment to billers
for settlement:
5a + 5b + 5c = 1
5a.
ACH
5b.
Check
5c.
Other
If Other please describe:
Comments:
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Number
1:
Value ($)
1:
The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
Walk-In Bill Payment
Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Walk-In Bill Payment
Please do not round.
Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during calendar year (CY) 2012.
Include: Bill payment transactions made in person that your organization received or processed on behalf of billers. Include only
transactions made at locations (e.g. kiosks, ATMs, agents, or retailers) other than those operated by the biller.
Do not include: Online, mail, or telephone bill payments. Do not include in-person bill payments made at locations operated by the
biller.
Note: In the case where a batch of bills were settled through a single combined payment to the biller (i.e. check and list payments)
please include transaction totals for the individual bills within the batch. Do not include batch transactions because this would
double-count the individual bill totals.
CY 2012 Walk-in bill payment transactions
1.
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions between the following
categories:
2a + 2b + 2c + 2d + 2e = 1
Number
Value ($)
2a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
2b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
2c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
2d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
2e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
2f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
1:
Settlement system
3.
Value ($)
Total transactions
Transaction value distribution
2.
Number
Number
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions based on the payment
method used to transmit payment to billers for settlement of walk-in bill payment
received on their behalf:
3a + 3b + 3c + 3d = 1
3a.
ACH
3b.
Check
3c.
Book transfer (cash payments)
3d.
Other
1:
1:
Value ($)
1:
If Other please describe:
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Funding method
4.
Number
Total funding
4a + 4b + 4c + 4d + 4e + 4f = 4
Please allocate your response based on the funding method that was used by the
payer for walk-in bill payment:
4a.
Cash
4b.
Check
4c.
Credit card
4d.
Debit card
4e.
ACH
4f.
Other
Comments:
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Value ($)
The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
Deferred Payment
Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Deferred Payment
Please do not round.
Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during calendar year (CY) 2012.
Include: Point-of-sale (POS) transactions for which your organization provided credit or an installment payment plan to buyers. Report
transaction and dollar value totals based on the initial purchase transaction made to the merchant.
Do not include: Loan repayments or installment payments on layaway items made subsequent to the initial purchase transaction.
CY 2012 Deferred payment transactions
1.
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions between the following
categories:
2a + 2b + 2c + 2d + 2e + 2f = 1
Number
Value ($)
2a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
2b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
2c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
2d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
2e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
2f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
1:
Merchant settlement
3.
Value ($)
Total transactions
Transaction value distribution
2.
Number
Number
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions between the following
categories based on how funds were transferred into merchants’ accounts to
settle purchases:
3a + 3b + 3c = 1
3a.
ACH
3b.
Wire
3c.
Other
1:
1:
Value ($)
1:
If Other please describe:
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Funding method
4.
Number
Total funding
4a + 4b + 4c + 4d + 4e + 4f = 4
Please allocate your response based on the funding method that was used by the
payer for deferred payment:
4a.
Cash
4b.
Check
4c.
Credit card
4d.
Debit card
4e.
ACH
4f.
Other
Comments:
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Value ($)
The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
Private-Label ACH
Debit Card
Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Private-Label ACH Debit Card
Please do not round.
Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during calendar year (CY) 2012.
Include: Transactions on private-label (merchant-branded) payment cards for which the ACH system was used to settle daily card
transactions, whether individually or on an aggregated basis, from a cardholder deposit account linked to the card account (i.e.
decoupled debit transactions).
Do not include: Transactions on prepaid cards or transactions on payment cards through which credit was routinely extended to
cardholders for more than one business day before an attempt was made to settle with cardholders.
CY 2012 Private-label ACH debit card transactions
1.
Number
Value ($)
Number
Value ($)
Gross authorizations
Include 1a & 1b.
2.
1a.
Less: Denials
1b.
Less: Pre-authorizations only
Net, authorized & settled transactions
= 1 – 1a – 1b
2a.
□
2b.
3.
Less: Cash back at the point of sale
Mark box if your organization does not track cash back at the point of sale.
Less: Adjustments and returns
2b.1 + 2b.2 = 2b
2b.1.
Chargebacks
2b.2.
Other adjustments and returns
Net, purchase transactions
= 2 – 2a – 2b
Transaction value distribution
4.
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
between the following categories:
4a + 4b + 4c + 4d + 4e = 2
4a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
4b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
4c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
4d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
4e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
4f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
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Merchant settlement
5.
Number
Allocate your response to 2. Net, authorized & settled transactions
based on the method that funds were transferred into a merchant’s bank account
to settle for a purchase:
5a + 5b + 5c = 2
5a.
ACH
5b.
Wire
5c.
Other
2:
Value ($)
2:
If Other please describe:
Number of cards outstanding
6.
Report both active and total cards outstanding as of December, 31 2012:
For active cards include cards with any transaction activity during CY 2012.
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Active
Total
in CY 2012
as of Dec. 31, 2012
The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
Far-Field RFID Payment
Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Far-Field RFID Payment
Please do not round.
Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during calendar year (CY) 2012.
Include: Toll transactions authorized via a far-field RFID transponder i.e, E-Z Pass Highway Toll Collection Systems.
Do not include: Initial load and subsequent reload transactions made to a prepaid account associated with the RFID payment service.
CY 2012 Far-field RFID transactions
1.
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions between the following
categories:
2a + 2b + 2c + 2d + 2e + 2f = 1
2a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
2b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
2c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
2d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
2e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
2f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
Funding method
3.
Value ($)
Number
Value ($)
Total transactions
Transaction value distribution
2.
Number
1:
1:
Number
Value ($)
Total funding
3a + 3b + 3b + 3d + 3e + 3f = 3
Please allocate your response based on the funding method that was used by the
payer for far-field RFID payment:
3a.
Cash
3b.
Check
3c.
Credit card
3d.
Debit card
3e.
ACH
3f.
Other
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Comments:
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The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
Secure Online Payment
Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Secure Online Payment
Please do not round.
Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during calendar year (CY) 2012.
Include: eCommerce point-of-sale transactions or online transactions where the buyers were redirected from the merchants to their
financial institution’s or a third party’s online bill payment system to originate payment.
For the debit transactions, include point-of-sale (POS) and bill payment transactions for eCommerce purchases made with a PIN
(single-message) debit card where PIN entry was facilitated via a webpage or peripheral device attached to the payer’s computer.
CY 2012 Secure online payment transactions
1.
Number
Value ($)
Number
Value ($)
Total transactions
Include 1a + 1b + 1c
1a.
Redirected from the merchant or biller site
1a.1. eCommerce secure online credit card payments
1a.2. eCommerce secure online PIN debit payments
1b.
Secure Online Prepaid/Escrow-Account i.e., PayPal
1c.
Other Secure eCommerce Payments
Transaction value distribution
2.
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions between the following
categories:
2a + 2b + 2c + 2d + 2e + 2f = 1
2a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
2b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
2c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
2d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
2e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
2f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
Comments:
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The Federal Reserve
Payments Study
Mobile Wallet
Processor Survey
Survey Period:
Calendar Year 2012
Surveys of the number and dollar value of
different types of electronic payment
transactions in the United States
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Mobile Wallet
Please do not round.
Processor Survey
Please enter totals only for transactions originated from U.S.-domiciled accounts processed during calendar year (CY) 2012.
Include: Mobile wallet transactions where the buyer made a payment using SMS messaging, a mobile application, virtual-cloud-based
account or near-field RFID technology connected with a mobile device.
CY 2012 Mobile wallet transactions
1.
Value ($)
Number
Value ($)
Total transactions
Transaction value distribution
2.
Number
Allocate your response to 1. Total transactions between the following
categories:
2a + 2b + 2c + 2d + 2e + 2f = 1
2a.
Transactions authorized less than $5.00 in total value
2b.
Transactions authorized $5.00 to $9.99 in total value
2c.
Transactions authorized $10.00 to $14.99 in total value
2d.
Transactions authorized $15.00 to $24.99 in total value
2e.
Transactions authorized $25.00 to $49.99 in total value
2f.
Transactions authorized $50.00 or greater in total value
Comments:
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| File Type | application/pdf |
| File Title | Survey Topic |
| Author | Danny |
| File Modified | 2012-12-14 |
| File Created | 2012-12-14 |