Mastercard

2119 results about this entity

Period: 26 Feb 2008 - 21 Nov 2025

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How Can AI and Collaboration Combat Rising Financial Crime?

In a conversation ahead of Sibos 2024, Laura Quevedo, Executive Vice President of Financial Crime and Resiliency at Mastercard, highlights the growing threat of financial scams in the digital age, with cybercriminals increasingly using AI to exploit consumers. Companies are stepping up their investments in cybersecurity and AI technology to stay ahead of evolving threats, as AI-powered tools like real-time fraud detection solutions become critical in preventing financial crime. Quevedo emphasises a three-pronged strategy: leveraging AI for fraud prevention, collaborating across industries to share insights, and educating consumers on emerging scams.

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Mastercard launches local technology infrastructure in Saudi Arabia

Mastercard announced the launch of world class technology infrastructure in Saudi Arabia that will enable the processing of ecommerce transactions locally, providing a seamless and secure payments experience for both Mastercard partners and consumers, supporting the acceleration of the Kingdom’s digital commerce.

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Mastercard unveils open banking 'command centre'

Mastercard has unveiled a set of tools designed to make it easy for people to manage how they share their financial data with third parties.

/Sibos

Sibos: PBoC to promote the ‘healthy development of cross-border payments’

“The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) will continue to promote healthy development of cross border payment in the principles of openness, cooperation and mutual benefit,” said Lu Lei, deputy governor, The People's Bank of China, during the Sibos’s opening plenary.

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Overcoming Transaction Banks’ Cross-Border Payments Pain Points

In a FinextraTV interview for Sibos 2024, Chad Wallace, Global Head of Commercial Solutions, and Alan Marquard, Global Head of Transfer Solutions at Mastercard, discuss existing pain points for banks in facilitating commercial cross-border payments, including trapped liquidity and high rates of failed payments. As global trade grows, they see opportunities in developing solutions that help banks overcome these issues and transform the experience for their corporate customers.

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Mastercard introduces Move Commercial Payments for near real-time cross-border payments

Mastercard introduced a new product innovation, Mastercard Move Commercial Payments, that will enable banks to facilitate near real-time, predictable and transparent commercial cross-border payments.

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Mastercard open new tech hub in Pune, India

Mastercard has announced the inauguration of a new, state-of-the-art Tech Hub in Pune, which will support the company’s growth in India and play a crucial role in advancing its technology on a global scale.

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Sunshine+Kittens to launch new kids account with Mastercard support

Set to launch later this year, Sunshine+Kittens, the new money app partners with MasterCard to offer a full-service account designed specifically for young people, with a focus on educating the next generation on financial literacy.

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Mastercard to pilot enhanced ID verification service in Europe

Mastercard is to pilot launch a new service that gives issuers the ability to verify more detailed personal information about cardholders, eliminating the need to upload documents like photo ID, proof of residency or passport.

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Citi and Mastercard team on cross-border debit card payments

Citi is working with Mastercard to enable clients to make real-time cross-border payments to debit cards.

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Vodafone, Sumitomo and Mastercard team on autonomous payments between machines

Pairpoint – Vodafone and Sumitomo Corporation’s Economy of Things business – and Mastercard today announced a new collaboration and payments service that will allow fleet, freight, shipping, and logistics operators to authorise machines to trade with other machines on their behalf.

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Mastercard targets real-time card payments in South Africa

South Africa is set to become the first country to benefit from Mastercard's push to introduce real-time card payments.