Solution
InstantClaim™
A harmonised validation infrastructure for measurable in‑store performance at European retail scale.

Brand‑funded retail activation should scale across retailers and markets — without structural friction and without losing performance comparability.

As campaigns expand internationally, measurement fragments.

InstantClaim™ introduces a harmonised, purchase‑linked in‑store claim signal — generating one consistent In‑Store Claim KPI across retailers and markets.

No structural rebuild per retailer.
No market‑by‑market redesign.

Not media.
Not creative.
Not a coupon platform.

InstantClaim™ operates strictly within existing retailer contractual, financial and POS frameworks — while enabling cross‑market performance visibility for brands.

Built in collaboration with Retail Rush and epay, it provides a scalable in‑store validation backbone for European retail activation.

The Challenge
Structural misalignment in cross‑retail performance measurement at scale.

As brand‑funded retail campaigns scale across retailers and markets, execution expands — but measurement fragments.

Transaction data is retailer‑specific.
Redemption logic differs.
Settlement structures vary.
Reporting is rarely aligned.

What scales commercially
does not scale structurally.

The result

Limited cross‑market comparability
Growing reconciliation complexity
Reduced governance clarity

The issue is not campaign performance.

Remote claims measure declared intent.

InstantClaim™ measures validated in‑store activation.

The issue is structural misalignment beneath execution.

Without a harmonised in‑store performance unit, cross‑retail conversion cannot be measured consistently at European scale.

The Solution
A harmonised in‑store claim infrastructure layer embedded within existing retail ecosystems.

Harmonised across retailers — without centralising commercial control.

InstantClaim™ enables brands and agencies to scale campaigns across retailers and markets without rebuilding operational logic for each chain or country.

Retailers retain full POS authority at every redemption stage. Harmonisation takes place at the validation coordination layer — not at pricing, settlement agreements or POS authority.

Consumers complete a validated claim linked to a selected retailer.

Remote Pre-Activation — Digital validation during the campaign period generates a retailer‑specific, time‑bound, single‑use redemption code, redeemable in store within a defined conversion window.

In‑Store Activation — Validation is initiated within a selected retail environment. Following real‑time retailer‑specific SKU validation (via EAN scan), a short‑duration, single‑use redemption code is generated for immediate use.

In both cases, validation generates a unique, time‑bound code recognised and processed within existing retailer POS systems, where the discount is applied subject to retailer acceptance.

The In-Store Claim is initiated at the shelf — not at home — aligning purchase intent and transaction timing within the same retail environment.

Promotional value is recognised only upon POS validation and explicit retailer approval. Redemption remains fully retailer‑controlled within existing POS and compliance systems.

The measurable unit is not the coupon — but the validated in‑store claim. The In‑Store Claim Rate is therefore not an externally calculated metric, but the direct structural output of the validation layer itself.

Positioning
Governance positioning within the ecosystem.

Built to support — not to replace.

1

InstantClaim™ integrates within existing activation environments.

2

Campaign control remains entirely with brands and agencies.

3

The infrastructure does not intervene in pricing, settlement agreements or retailer governance frameworks.

Pre‑aligned in‑store claim validation reduces repeated retailer approval cycles, shortens onboarding time and standardises the 30‑minute conversion window KPI across retailers.

Once aligned, expansion across additional retailers no longer requires structural rebuilding. Structural alignment at validation level ensures that conversion measurement scales without proportional reporting complexity.

Because the KPI logic is embedded in the validation coordination layer, comparability is preserved as retail participation expands.

Process
Operational validation framework.
01
Secure code issuance

Unique single‑use value codes are issued within established payment infrastructure.

02
Agency‑led activation

Agencies deploy campaigns on behalf of brands across participating retail environments.

03
Validated retail‑specific In-Store Claim

Consumers receive a retailer‑specific, time‑bound, single‑use code following Remote Pre‑Activation or In‑Store Activation.

04
Harmonised reporting

Validated claim data — rather than fragmented redemption reporting — forms the cross‑retail conversion KPI backbone.

The validated claim becomes the primary cross‑retail conversion unit — not the redeemed coupon itself.

Every validated claim follows the same structural time‑bound logic, ensuring the In‑Store Claim Rate remains harmonised across retailers.


05
Retailer‑controlled redemption

The generated code is recognised and processed within existing retailer POS systems.

Promotional value is recognised only upon POS validation and retailer acceptance.

Claim rate, redemption rate and conversion proximity are measurable within a defined time window.

06
Supported value instruments
  • Retail gift cards
  • Single‑use promotional codes
  • Coupons
  • Conditional in‑store claims
  • Multi‑retail brand‑funded campaigns

deployment
Single deployment. Flexible multi‑retail scale.

One campaign structure.
Three scalable activation configurations.

Model 0 — Single‑retail national activation

One campaign deployed within a single retailer in a single market. Validation aligned from day one, enabling frictionless expansion if participation grows.

Example: A brand activates within one national grocery chain under a harmonised validation backbone.

Model 1 — Pan‑European multi‑retail activation

One campaign deployed simultaneously across multiple retail chains and countries. Validation remains harmonised; redemption remains retailer‑specific.

Example: A brand activates across 8 retailers in 4 European markets under one coordinated validation structure.

Model 2 — Single‑country multi‑retail choice

One campaign within a single market, allowing consumers to select among participating retail chains. Validation unified; retail control intact.

Example: A national campaign running across 3 major grocery chains, with consumer‑selected retailer validation.

Across all models, the In‑Store Claim KPI and 30‑minute conversion window remain structurally consistent and governance‑aligned.

retail control
Preservation of retail authority.

For participating retail chains, InstantClaim™ functions strictly as a validation coordination layer — not as a commercial intermediary.

Retailers retain:

  • Full POS authority and redemption control
  • No alteration to pricing, trade agreements or margin structures
  • No parallel settlement systems
  • Compliance governance within existing internal frameworks

The infrastructure harmonises validation coordination across markets while preserving retailer autonomy at store level.

Validation may be executed pre‑transaction or at point‑of‑sale, while commercial decision‑making and transaction control remain fully with the retailer.

Participation does not require surrendering commercial control — only coordination at the validation layer.

Architecture
Infrastructure architecture overview.

The validation architecture is built on epay's licensed and contractually embedded European retail distribution network— part of Euronet Worldwide (NASDAQ: EEFT), operating across 200 countries and processing 20+ billion transactions annually.

By aligning In‑Store Claim routing with established payment rails, InstantClaim™ operates as embedded infrastructure — not as a promotional overlay or media execution layer.

The In‑Store Claim KPI is generated within this layered architecture — not added as a reporting abstraction.

Distinct layers. Integrated structure. Retail authority preserved.

Governance
Institutional neutrality.
Retailers

Retain full compliance authority over redemption and POS operations

Brands

Retain strategic and budget ownership throughout

Agencies

Retain activation leadership across all campaigns

Data custody and access rights remain defined within existing commercial agreements between brands, agencies and retailers. The infrastructure combines regulated payment execution (epay) with independent cross‑retail coordination (Retail Rush), ensuring centralised coordination while the commercial authority remains distributed among the participating stakeholders.

Neutral. Embedded. Expanding.

value at scale
Enterprise impact at scale.
Brands
  • Comparable cross‑market coordination metrics
  • Simplified finance reconciliation as budgets scale
  • Structural execution rail for brand‑funded retail promotions
  • Reduced fraud exposure via single‑use, time‑bound validation logic.
  • Centralised governance visibility
  • Structured activation models
  • Structured traceability across validation and settlement layers
  • Consistent In‑Store Claim Rate across retailers
  • 30‑minute conversion window KPI
  • Transaction‑proximate purchase signal independent of POS data feeds

One harmonised in‑store performance metric generated directly by the validation infrastructure.

Retailers
  • Improved audit clarity and validation control
  • Governance that keeps pace with campaign volume
  • No alteration to pricing, trade terms or POS authority
  • Settlement on existing regulated payment rails
  • Conversion‑proximate traffic within defined time windows
Agencies
  • One coordinated backbone across participating retailers
  • Scalable routing without structural rebuilds
  • Activation speed maintained as networks expand
  • Cross‑retail claim‑based reporting consistency
  • Retention of commercial ownership and brand‑side KPI interpretation



Documentation
Operational and compliance documentation.
1
Executive infrastructure overview

Strategic positioning of the InstantClaim™ structural model, three‑layer architecture and authority safeguards.

2
Governance framework

Authority allocation, risk containment doctrine, neutrality principles and financial governance boundaries.

3
Campaign operating model

Step‑by‑step execution logic for single‑ and multi‑retail campaigns, including validation, code issuance and settlement routing.

4
Infrastructure & distribution governance

Alignment with epay’s regulated payment and retail distribution infrastructure (Euronet Worldwide, NASDAQ: EEFT), code generation and activation governance, API structure, fraud allocation, upstream dependency and custody clarification.

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Engagement is relevant for organisations operating brand‑funded retail promotions across multiple retailers or markets where reconciliation complexity and audit scrutiny increase as scale grows. The focus is structural alignment beneath activation — not replacing commercial relationships or redistributing operational authority.

Early structural alignment reduces approval delays, simplifies finance validation and strengthens audit clarity as campaign volume increases. Where multi‑market brand‑funded retail promotions become structurally complex, a coordinated infrastructure dialogue may be appropriate.

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