Pine Labs works with a range of financial institutions and partners who are responsible for the design and delivery of the installment fina...

The moves comes in the backdrop of the regulator RBI asking such payment technology firms to comply with data localisation norms which requ...

As the world rapidly shifts to a more digital economy, the New York-based company has been reinventing itself as a potential partner to eme...

Sponsored by Mastercard, the three-day event had rounded up the crème de la crème of the world's top financial institutions, investor bodie...

Our excitement for India is because India has a leadership that is serious about Digital India

As India grapples with removing the bills, Visa and Mastercard will probably begin expanding their relationships with merchants and issuers...

US card companies MasterCard and Visa have complained of an invisible mandate to keep them out of Jan Dhan Yojana, the govt's flagship prog...

The ATM volume makes up 87 per cent of the entire market flow with the rest 13 per cent done through e-commerce and point of sale.

Global payment services company MasterCard has announced two new senior leadership appointments in Asia-Pacific

As the government pushes its various initiatives, a new survey today claimed religious and gender bias makes it more difficult in India to ...

The global payment services company plans to expand its business by tapping into the growing potential of cashless transactions in the coun...

MasterCard had acquired Vadodara-based C-SAM and Pune- based ECS last year, which helped it set up development and processing expertise in ...

It’s a prepaid and reloadable card with 24/7 access to balance and transaction history online or via the dedicated customer service centre.

The economy is sluggish and consumer sentiment is low. Yet, electronic cards - debit, credit and pre-paid cards are posting robust growth.

Private sector lender ING Vysya Bank today launched a premium debit card offering with a spend-based rewards programme.

India has been ranked lowest in basic money management skills among Asia-Pacific countries, according to MasterCard.