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i2c Expands Partnership with Majid Al Futtaim to Launch SHAREPay Card and Mobile Wallet
Collaboration between global payments technology provider and Middle East retail pioneer brings award-winning payment product and rewards to shoppers
Mastercard Adds Open Banking to Engage Partner Programme
Mastercard today announced an expansion of its Engage partner network to include its open banking services, offering customers easy access to several technology partners that can quickly build and deploy open banking solutions for payments and lending decisioning at scale.
Partner Up to Scale Up Quickly with Mastercard Engage
i2c is among the first technology partners of Finicity, a Mastercard Company to help businesses and fintechs quickly deploy open banking solutions.
i2c to Power Marygold & Co. Contactless Debit Mastercard® and Savings Platform
i2c Inc., a leading provider of digital payment and banking technology, today announced its partnership with Colorado-based financial technology company Marygold & Co., to power the platform’s Tap to Pay Debit Mastercard and new customer-centric savings program.
Mastercard Partners i2c & One Global for MENA FinTechs
Mastercard Incorporated recently partnered with two companies, namely One Global and i2c, to boost its presence in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, per reports. While the former is a global digital lifestyle services provider, the latter is a payment technology builder in this integrated wallet project.
6 fintech partnerships for banks to watch
The popularity of ride-sharing and food delivery apps has led fintechs in the space to offer their own credit and debit cards backed by Visa and Mastercard. And in April, American Express, which has had some trouble breaking into the fintech space, announced its new partnership with digital card platform i2c.
AmEx (AXP), i2c Partner to Help Fintechs in Speedy Card Launch
American Express Company AXP recently unveiled a global, multi-product deal with the renowned digital payment and banking technology provider, i2c, to extend an innovative platform, backed by American Express’ global payments network and i2c, to fintechs.
American Express Increases Speed for Fintechs to Launch Cards on the Amex Network, Powered by i2c
New Amex/i2c fintech platform offers financial innovators a simple, seamless, and secure connection to the American Express network. Cards issued on the American Express network have access to Amex protections and benefits including Amex Offers, the Resy Dining program, and exclusive access to pre-sale tickets.
i2c Signs Partnership with Chinese Fintech Unicorn PingPong
PingPong will expand its existing commercial credit offering to new regions, specifically Hong Kong SAR and Europe, by leveraging i2c’s SaaS platform.
i2c Signs Partnership with Visa as Fintech Processor in MENA
Visa’s global network will be available to fintechs in the region. i2c recently announced a collaboration with fintech startup KARTY.
Big-Name Partnerships Give Mastercard a Leg Up in the BNPL Arms Race
Mastercard added H&R Block, i2c, Walgreens, and other partners to Mastercard Installments, the buy now, pay later program it announced in September.
Credit Sesame Extends Partnership with i2c Until 2025
Issuer processor set to continue powering Sesame Cash Card, amidst strong growth of product
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The credit solutions company Elevate will help Swell underwrite personal lines of credit. Swell chose i2c as its core provider because it lets the digital bank integrate cash and credit in real time.
Payments Processor i2c, App Developer Swell Team to Create Integrated Financial Platform
I2c, which provides digital payment and banking technology, announced a strategic relationship Wednesday (Feb. 23) with Swell Financial, which works in automatic spending control and other such things.
Wirex Partners i2c To Expand Crypto Cards To US
Wirex’s hybrid payment option leverages blockchain technology and i2c’s platform to enable US users to purchase, store, swap, and spend USD and up to 30 cryptocurrencies at more than 80 million merchant locations worldwide.