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Get to know Smart Prepaid (Sodexo Pass France)

Formerly known as Sodexo Pass France, the company is the French entity of Sodexo's Benefits and Rewards Services division, which was spun off and rebranded globally as Pluxee in 2023. With a long history as part of the Sodexo Group, the company specializes in managing and distributing employee benefits on behalf of corporate clients. Its core mission is to enhance the well-being and purchasing power of employees through a range of prepaid digital and physical solutions, such as the Pluxee Restaurant card (formerly Pass Restaurant), gift cards, and mobility allowances, fostering a better work-life experience.

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Smart Prepaid (Sodexo Pass France)

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2008 (18 Years)

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Cyprus

2009

(17 years)

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