Tag: MasterCard
These are the ten companies leading the mobile payments market
The ubiquitous adoption of smartphones has driven the worldwide adoption of mobile payments, but ten companies have been identified as leading the charge in the multi-trillion dollar sector.
Mastercard and Visa pull out of Pornhub after abuse allegations
Visa and Mastercard have cut ties with Pornhub after both payment providers investigated allegations of child sexual abuse.
Lanistar not authorised to operate in the UK – City watchdog...
Influencer and Mastercard-backed FinTech Lanistar is not allowed to operate in the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority has warned.
Mastercard unveils new AI-powered suite enabling banks to assess cyber risk
Cyber Secure is Mastercard's new AI-powered suite of tools enabling banks to assess cyber risk across their ecosystem and prevent potential breaches.
Yolt teams up with PPS for the launch of its new...
Smart money app Yolt has inked a deal with PPS, formerly PrePay Solutions, for help to launch the launch of its contactless debit Mastercard.
KYC solution Signzy secures $5.4m to support sales growth
Digital onboarding solution Signzy has reportedly received a $5.4m investment to bolster its research into AI technology.
Visa buys stake in Global Processing Services
Payment giant Visa has made a strategic investment into Global Processing Services (GPS), a payments issuer processor.
Marqeta extends partnership with Mastercard alongside fresh investment
Card issuing company Marqeta has received an investment from Mastercard, alongside a deepening of their global partnership.
Currensea launches new business cards with cheap foreign exchange rates
British FinTech Currensea is launching an open banking debit card for small businesses with the goal to empower those ventures to make cheaper international transactions through their existing bank account.
Mastercard announces new touchless shopping solutions
Payment giant Mastercard has inked deals with with Circle K, Delaware North, Dunkin’ and White Castle to enable more touchless shopping as the coronavirus pandemic makes in-person shopping more risky.










