Mastercard and AFS Introduce Digital Corporate Cards and Payments App for Businesses
What's happening
Mastercard and AFS have launched digital corporate cards and a payments app aimed at businesses, positioning a combined solution for business spending and payments management. The announcement names Mastercard and AFS explicitly and presents both a digital corporate card product and a payments app for businesses. This comes amid broader payments industry moves, including other vendor partnerships such as Fiserv expanding its global agreement with Mastercard to simplify acceptance for enterprise merchants.
Why it's trending
Corporate payments and card-based expense tools are accelerating as networks and fintechs pair to offer integrated digital spend solutions now.
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Most finance teams still buy corporate cards and expense software separately, Mastercard and AFS just proved that approach is the product, not the future.
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- Fiserv and Mastercard expand strategic alliance
Fiserv and Mastercard have strengthened their long-standing partnership with a new global agreement designed to simplify payment acceptance for enterprise merchants operating across multiple markets and sales channels. The collaboration... read more The post Fiserv and Mastercard expand strategic alliance appeared first on Payments Industry Intelligence .
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