Mastercard acquires Transactis to boost Bill Pay Exchange
Transactis makes digital payment services available to small businesses.
Transactis makes digital payment services available to small businesses.
The ai Corporation has also implemented Mastercard’s Pay by Bank feature.
Led by Franklin Templeton with participation from Mastercard, Fidelity Investments Canada, among others.
More open banking news, fintechs in LatAm, an a MasterCard acquisition.
Follows on from Mastercard’s recent acquisition of Transfast.
The firm will now get this cross-border account-to-account money transfer network instead.
Firms use digital identity, payments and blockchain for improved capabilities.
Californian company will power the paytech’s connectivity layer.
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Firm selected by paytech titan to deliver TPP identity and regulatory checking solutions.
Who knew 2019 would be known as “The Year #Priceless Went Nameless”?
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They dream of a “universally-recognised” system.
Series B round also includes support from NewAlpha and Forestay Capital.
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Looking at consumer protection, but its interest in patents is nothing new.
Will provide digital cash management and payment tools.
First Data’s disburse-to-debit solution will be available to Mastercard customers.
New Accelerate initiative to offer tools, tech and investment.
E-commerce titan could be taking on Visa, Mastercard and PayPal.
Truata is an independent trust to enable companies conduct analytics while complying with GDPR.
Cloud-based payments platform Dream Payments has teamed up with Mastercard.
Toronto-based challenger Stack still in private beta – scheduled to launch publicly early this year.
Featuring Vocalink, Shieldpay, Huawei, UnionPay, Pelican, PaymentComponents, Infosistema and Banco BAI Europa.
Banks issuing Mastercard-branded cards will have to offer biometric authentication.
With special guest stars Worldpay, Como Global, Mastercard, Here Technologies, Dream Payments and Wirecard.
Mastercard has put its cards on the table with a clear call for start-ups to join its Start Path programme – its effort to tap into later-stage fintech and tech firms.
Pay Award-winning payments technology company Wirecard is expanding its mobile payment app boon with new features to make it an “all-embracing app in everyday life.”
On the heels of Equifax’s massive data breach that compromised 143 million identities, Mastercard today (Oct. 2) announced the launch of Early Detection System, which alerts banks to high-risk cards and accounts that are exposed in security incidents or data breaches.
Hawk Incentives, a Blackhawk Network business that provides rewards and incentive solutions, has unveiled a new open-loop Mastercard prepaid card that can be added to major mobile wallets.
Mastercard and Swarovski have teamed up to launch a virtual reality (VR) shopping app for the Atelier Swarovski home décor line. The app immerses consumers in a home where they can browse and purchase the pieces with Masterpass.
It’s a good thing Solana (“Sol”) Cozzo is high energy. When she’s not literally running or chasing after 3-year-old twins, she’s running Mastercard’s North American prepaid and inclusive growth business. It’s hard work when you consider that “the cardable opportunity is about seven times the current market,” she says.
There’s a new fintech challenger in town. Toronto-based STACK announced its partnership with Mastercard two weeks ahead of the beta launch of its mobile financial services app and companion prepaid card.
Several payments companies have announced efforts to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas and Louisiana, including monetary donations, interchange fee waivers and m-POS equipment.
Commonwealth Bank and Mastercard are working together to improve financial inclusion for Indonesian women with a focus on business owners.
Former financial ombudsman Walter Merricks is appealing the U.K.’s Competition Appeal Tribunal’s decision not to certify his claim in a proposed £14 billion (US$18.2 billion) class action lawsuit against Mastercard over interchange.
Mastercard can breathe a sigh of relief as the £14 billion (US$18.15 billion) lawsuit—a collective action over card charges that were passed on to shoppers—has been stopped by the U.K.’s Competition Appeals Tribunal.
Mastercard has entered into an agreement to acquire Brighterion Inc., a software company specializing in artificial intelligence. This acquisition follows Masterdard’s March acquisition of NuData Security and will further expand Mastercard’s capabilities to “deliver an enhanced customer experience and security.”
Payments startups usually boast about their ability to future-proof their technology. For U.K. payments startup Curve, a big part of its appeal is helping users go back in time.
Curve and its all-cards-in-one Curve Mastercard and accompanying banking app apparently has struck a chord with small businesses and freelancers. More than 50,000 SMEs have signed up for the London-based startup’s program, which recorded £50 million (US$63.3 million) in user spending since the beta period began last year.