Mastercard has partnered with EziPay to help consumers across the Middle East and Africa (MEA) to make global digital commerce payments.
Consumers and merchants can use the Mastercard virtual payment solution, which is linked to the EziPay ewallet and provides a payment gateway service, to perform global digital transactions and connect with brands and businesses around the world, wherever Mastercard is accepted.
Through this partnership, EziPay customers with a Mastercard virtual card linked to their EziPay wallets can make payments to global online merchants through a seamless and secure digital payment experience on websites and mobile applications
Mastercard has strengthened its collaboration with major fintech operators by partnering with EziPay to enable millions of consumers across the Middle East and Africa (MEA) to make global digital commerce payments swiftly, safely and securely.
Consumers and merchants can use the Mastercard virtual payment solution, which is linked to the EziPay eWallet and provides a convenient payment gateway service, to perform global digital transactions and connect with brands and businesses around the world, wherever Mastercard is accepted.
“Our partnership with EziPay means we can advance financial inclusion by creating an inter-connected global payments ecosystem,” said Amnah Ajmal, executive vice president, market development, Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa, Mastercard.
Across MEA, mobile devices are the primary channel used to connect to the internet. As mobile financial services continue to dominate the digital payments sphere, consumers are increasingly expecting to have access to a broader range of digital financial solutions.
Through this partnership, EziPay customers with a Mastercard virtual card linked to their EziPay wallets can make payments to global online merchants through a seamless and secure digital payment experience on websites and mobile applications. The service is available regardless of whether the customer has a bank account or not. It will also allow small business owners to purchase from suppliers abroad and pay with the virtual payment solution.
Collaborations, such as the one with EziPay, play a key role in advancing Mastercard’s worldwide commitment to financial inclusion and pledge to bring a total of 1 billion people, 50 million micro and small businesses, and 25 million women entrepreneurs into the digital economy by 2025.
Source: ITP
