Manual settlement with merchants
Counting returned vouchers, checking them and paying out per merchant. Every month again, with all the mistakes and discussions that come with it.
Issue digital gift vouchers and passes that can only be spent at your local retailers. Issuing, balance, scanning at the till and settling with merchants — all in one dashboard.
With MijnEvent a municipality, retailers' association or regional initiative issues digital vouchers and passes: buyers pay with iDEAL | Wero and receive a voucher with a QR code, also as a wallet pass on their phone. Participating merchants simply scan that QR with their own phone — no separate till hardware needed — and the balance is tracked live, including partial spending. In the dashboard you see exactly what has been issued, where it is being spent and what is still outstanding, and merchant settlement rolls out as a ready-made overview with a SEPA payment file. The voucher money sits in your own organisation's account, not with us. The module costs a limited-time €499 per year (regular €1,250) plus €0.35 per issued or topped-up voucher.
The local voucher is a wonderful instrument — until you have to administer it.
Counting returned vouchers, checking them and paying out per merchant. Every month again, with all the mistakes and discussions that come with it.
How many vouchers are still in circulation? Where are they spent? With paper you only know when the vouchers come back — sometimes years later.
Paper gets lost, copied or handed in twice. A digital voucher with a QR code and live balance can do none of that.
From issuing to settlement, without manual work.
Buyers receive the voucher by email and as a pass in Apple or Google Wallet. Physical cards are available too for those who prefer them.
No separate hardware: the merchant scans the QR, enters the amount and the balance is deducted instantly. Partial spending just works.
Per period you see what each merchant is owed, including a SEPA payment file for your own bank. Counting and disputes are over.
Issued, spent and outstanding balance per voucher, per merchant and per period — for your board, your council or your subsidy reporting.
The module costs a limited-time €499 per year (regular price €1,250) plus €0.35 per issued or topped-up voucher, including VAT. From 25,000 vouchers in twelve months the fee drops to €0.28 and from 50,000 to €0.21. The voucher money itself sits in your own organisation's account via Mollie — MijnEvent is not in the money flow.
All details on the module pageMunicipalities and retailers' associations deploy local vouchers for two reasons: keeping purchasing power within their own municipality and reaching specific groups. A gift voucher that can only be spent with local businesses keeps every issued euro in the town or city; a pass for low-income households or young people ensures a scheme actually reaches its target group. Digitally that instrument becomes truly usable: you see what circulates, where it is spent and what is still outstanding.
The execution is deliberately kept simple. You sell vouchers online through your own voucher shop or issue them to specific groups, and each voucher can be topped up. The buyer has the voucher in their inbox and in Apple or Google Wallet within a minute; if you prefer handing out a physical card, that works too. The merchant only needs a phone: scan the QR, enter the amount, done — partial spends are tracked automatically and the remaining balance stays on the voucher.
Then comes the part where paper vouchers break down: the administration. Per settlement period the system automatically builds up what each merchant is owed and delivers a SEPA payment file you import at your own bank. For the council, the board or subsidy accountability you export reports on issuing, spending and outstanding balance. And the voucher money itself sits in your own organisation's account the whole time — not with us.
For municipalities with a city pass or low-income scheme, retailers' associations and BID foundations with a local gift voucher, town-centre management, business funds and regional initiatives issuing a regional voucher. Existing paper vouchers are welcome too: you digitise them in your own brand style and denominations, while the paper stock simply remains valid during the transition.
MijnEvent built the module together with issuers of existing passes and vouchers, and wrote extensively about the lessons of collapsed pass platforms: voucher money belongs in the issuer's account, not with the platform. That is exactly how it is arranged here.
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