Enabling Social and Financial Inclusion

Reaching out to people in need

Our services for government are designed to be cost-sensitive and fully managed, helping public bodies do more with budgets and resources.

But they’re also designed to help vulnerable people who are in need of support. We have worked extensively with government bodies to meet central and local policies, and support in creating inclusive communities. Communities that help people manage their funds, access much-needed services, and connect with others. We’re driven by people, not products.

Straightforward, measurable solutions

Our extensive experience with the private and public sector has made us a trusted partner in creating engaged and inclusive communities. We do this through a collaborative and strategic approach that incorporates the needs of service users – so solutions are always relevant to the lives of those we touch.

By measuring and reporting on these metrics of social and financial inclusion, we work to optimise the services provided with tailored, innovative solutions, increasing their reach and ensuring they make an impact on people’s lives every single day.

How do our services enable inclusion?

We always aim to keep things simple. We can support the quality of life of vulnerable people by giving them easier access to their local community and the service they need.

This is why we provide a range of payment solutions that give as much freedom and flexibility for end-users to manage their funds and access essential services as possible, while still retaining control over delivery and providing opportunities to monitor use.

Our incentive solutions are massively effective at driving behavioural change, which can be so valuable in reducing repetitive, negative behaviour that serves to isolate vulnerable people.

Many of our payment methods can be used across a range of technologies, making them easy for people of any location to us, regardless of physical ability or access to the internet. Subtle and easy-to-use payment methods also reduce social stigmas, allowing users to confidently play a more active role in their communities.