entitlementholder

noun
UK /ɪnˈtaɪtlməntˌhəʊldə/
US /ɪnˈtaɪtlməntˌhoʊldər/

A person who has the right to get or use something.

The entitlementholder can pick up the prize at the front desk.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Someone officially named to receive a share of money or property.

Each entitlementholder received a letter about the payment.

3. A person whose name is on a ticket or pass that allows entry.

Only the entitlementholder may use this season pass.

4. In law, a party that has a legal right to demand something.

The court asked the entitlementholder to present proof of the claim.