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Mastercard Forges Three Partnerships in the UAE With LikeCard, CredibleX and Al Etihad Payments

The Fintech Times

Payments giant Mastercard has been busy forging three new partnerships in the UAE, with Al Etihad Payments , the payments infrastructure provider and subsidiary of the Central Bank of the UAE ; LikeCard , an e-commerce prepaid card platform; and credit-as-a-service platform CredibleX.

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Aurora Payments Launches ARISE, a One-Stop Payment Platform for Small and Medium Businesses

Fintech Finance

All ARISE features and capabilities are available via these APIs and come ‘integration ready’, including onboarding, processing and support, allowing ISVs to create a seamless payment ecosystem and offer access to the ARISE Payment Platform as a value-added service to their customers.

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What is an ISV Partner? Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Independent Software Vendors

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Applicable features needed for your SaaS platform and merchants Your choice of an ISV payments partner must also depend on the features and value-added services they offer. They are also responsible for paying a share of the interchange fees to issuing banks and card companies (like Visa or Mastercard).

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Payoneer Review: The Digital Backbone of Cross-Border Payments

Fintech Review

Its revenue model blends transaction fees, FX margins, card fees, and value-added services. These services are charged through custom contracts and volume-based pricing. Payoneer also monetises through prepaid Mastercard usage fees, ATM withdrawal charges, and currency conversion when users spend globally.

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What is Embedded Finance and Embedded Fintech?

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There are several forms of embedded insurance: Singular policy – This is where companies underwrite the policies themselves and incorporate them into their checkout flows. Businesses can earn from both the sale of goods and services and transactions with applicable customer fees.

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Commercial Cards Lean Into Data Integration Opportunity

PYMNTS

Although commercial cards account for only a sliver of the B2B payments pie, new research from Mastercard, the Association of Corporate Travel Executives, and industry body the NAPCP found an increase not only in the use of card products for business travel spend, but in virtual cards. T&E Goes Virtual. Brex Expands Beyond Cards.

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Ten Years Of Payments Innovation And Reinvention

PYMNTS

In November 2010, AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless announced that they had joined forces to build a “transformative” mobile commerce network for their collective 200 million or so subscribers to compete with Visa, Mastercard and American Express. The network would run on a card issued by Barclays U.S., and run on the Discover rails.