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be deselected, allowing only Fuel and Parts/Service-related purchases. Custom Control Cards and <br />Product Type Controls provide control over what drivers buy, not iust where they buy it <br />WEX accounts may be comprised of all Fuel Only cards, all Custom Control cards, or a mix of the <br />two. This enables fleet managers to issue the appropriate card type based on a variety of <br />purchasing needs. <br />Purchasing Controls: WEX developed its own closed -loop acceptance network among merchants <br />and can control transactions at the merchant -type level. The WEX card is accepted at <br />approximately 135,000 fuel and maintenance locations across the US. <br />Most generic credit cards can control the type of merchant. However, WEX goes a level deeper <br />and is able to control the product type being purchased. <br />Product Type Controls: Product Type Controls are groupings of like products separated by type <br />such as services, fuels, oil and fluids, food, etc. These controls enable or disable access to specific <br />product categories, within WEX's closed -loop network of fuel and service merchants. WEX uses <br />Level III data to allow customized card controls that allow use only Product Type <br />I I! I <br />at certain times and/or on specific product types. <br />Fleet managers can then set spending limits at the transaction level: Controls <br />Fuel (always on) <br />dollar limits, fuel quantity limits, and timeframe of purchase. <br />� '= Parts & Serrce <br />Product Type Controls enable the fleet manager to limit quick Lube <br />transactions within WEX's pre -determined network of fuel and 8uFluds w ] <br />service vendors. For example, the fleet can allow drivers to <br />Roadside Assistance <br />purchase fluids, like washer fluid or oil, and disallow general <br />merchandise, like snacks and soft drinks. A typical credit card would :._ ��_'general ITIr'ctiandrse`_,, <br />u � rc <br />be open to all gas stations, and any merchandise , <br />n Level Limits <br />that is available in this retail channel. For example, Dollar Limits <br />a driver could purchase electronics or snack food. (Limit to specific daily and weekly_ amounts) <br />This opens up the business to unauthorized �Fuelquantit�'' <br />Y <br />expenses and program abuse.(u,.i►�theaii�ouni,offuelpurchased'naday} <br />Thneframe of Purchase <br />Purchase Controls: WEX Purchase Controls allow (t_imittocertain days, weeks, or hours of the day) <br />fleet managers to control the amount and <br />frequency of purchases at the card level. Defining limits helps a fleet manager detect and prevent <br />unauthorized transactions, potentially saving Purchasing Entity money by limiting unauthorized <br />purchases. Fleet managers can use these tools to establish daily, weekly, twice monthly, or <br />monthly limits for fuel and service expenditures. If a transaction is outside of the set limit, it is <br />logged and recorded at the point of sale or, in the case of hard controls, declined at the point of <br />sale. <br />MASTER AGREEMENT No. 00819 - FLEET CARD SERVICES PAGE 85 OF 138 <br />