1, different in nature: Virtual benefit cards are usually used to issue discounts, gifts and other benefits. , such as membership cards, loyalty cards, coupons, etc. Stored value card is a payment tool. Users can deposit money into stored-value cards and then spend it through stored-value cards.
2. Different uses: Virtual equity cards generally do not involve the actual delivery of goods or services, so their invoices usually do not have tax support functions, and generally only ordinary invoices or electronic invoices can be provided. The invoice amount of the virtual equity card is usually the face value of the equity, not the actual amount paid. Stored value cards usually involve the actual delivery of goods or services, so their invoices need to have the function of tax support, and generally can provide VAT invoices or ordinary invoices. The invoice amount of the stored-value card is usually the actual payment amount, not the balance of the stored-value card.