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GSA SmartPay Audit Repository

Click here to find GSA SmartPay related multi-agency and agency specific audits.

Information such as Training and Emergency Card Use FAQs for Purchase Account Holders and A/OPCs are Available Here

Training covers applicable regulations, management responsibilities, cardholder responsibilities, and additional resources for government charge card use in emergency situations.

2020 GSA SmartPay Training Forum

The three-day event will feature comprehensive training covering all aspects of how to successfully manage your charge card program.

Find out more information here!

Prohibited Vendor List

Protect yourself and your agency by checking the prohibited vendor list before making any telecommunications purchase. Click here for more information.

Appendix B to Circular No. A-123

Check out the revised Appendix B to Circular No. A-123, A Risk Management Framework for Government Charge Card Programs, which serves as a guide for agencies to best manage their Government Charge Card programs.

SMART BULLETIN

Smart Bulletin No. 032 (Updates to Commercial Interchange Fee for VISA and MasterCard Products)

Updates to Commercial Interchange Fee for VISA and MasterCard Products

Smart Bulletin No. 031 (GSA SmartPay – OMB Circular A-123, Appendix B Implementing Guidance and Clarifications/Updates)

GSA SmartPay – OMB Circular A-123, Appendix B Implementing Guidance and Clarifications/Updates

Smart Bulletin No. 030 (GSA SmartPay® – OMB Circular No. A-123, Appendix B Agency Reporting to GSA/CCCM; Submission Implementing Guidance)

GSA SmartPay® – OMB Circular No. A-123, Appendix B Agency Reporting to GSA/CCCM; Submission Implementing Guidance

STRATEGIC PAYMENT SOLUTIONS

Declining Balance Cards have the same functionality as a charge card, but the limits on the declining balance cards do not have to refresh each month.

Ghost Cards are account numbers that are specific to an agency or an entity within an agency. A ghost card allows for an agency to consolidate purchases to a single vendor under one account, aiding in reconciliation as well as transaction oversight.

Mobile Payments allow agencies to make secure payments utilizing a mobile device (e.g., a smartphone) at the point of sale.

Single Use Accounts allow an agency to utilize a virtual account number for a single payment.

ePayables are a solution that augments or replaces the accounts payables process such that electronic transactions take place directly between the government and the supplier.