passported
USPAS-por-tid/ˈpæspɔɹtɪd/UKPAHS-paw-tid/ˈpɑːspɔːtɪd/
- 1Given to you automatically when you already receive another benefit that makes you qualify.
Like getting a free drink because you already paid for the meal: one comes with the other.
Free school meals are passported, so children get them as soon as their family receives income support.
Help with health costs is a passported benefit for anyone on certain low-income payments.
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Origin
From the word "passport" plus "-ed," because one benefit acts like a "passport" to another.