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Visa Expands Push-to-Wallet for Virtual Cards Across Commercial Solutions Ecosystem

Fintech Finance

Visa (NYSE:V) , a global leader in digital payments, announced new capabilities that enable frictionless, provisioned virtual card push-to-wallet experiences. Virtual card transactions will exceed 121 billion globally by 2027, increasing 340% from 28 billion in 2022 1 , according to Juniper Research.

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Visa reveals new push-to-wallet capabilities for virtual cards

Finextra

Visa (NYSE:V) , a global leader in digital payments, announced new capabilities that enable frictionless, provisioned virtual card push-to-wallet experiences.

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MeaWallet and B89 Join Forces to Enhance Digital Payments with Advanced Tokenization

Fintech Finance

MeaWallet , a leading digital payments enabler specialising in card tokenization announces its partnership with B89 , a pioneering TechFin (fintech fully driven by technology and data) company dedicated to creating Latin America’s first cross-border Neobank.

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Fondeadora and MeaWallet Partner to Accelerate Digital Payment Adoption in Mexico

The Fintech Times

Fondeadora , the financial service provider in Mexico, has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering secure digital payment services in the region as it partners with MeaWallet , the digital payments enabler specialising in card tokenisation. Push provisioning streamlines the card issuance process to digital wallets.

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Mastercard Simplifies Bill Payments with Bill Qkr

Fintech News

Payments giant Mastercard has introduced Bill Qkr , a digital solution aimed at simplifying recurring and one-time bill payments for consumers and businesses. Bill Qkr’s launch partners are incorporating the technology to provide smoother payment options in their regions.

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From Cash to Contactless: Understanding the Future of Payment Habits Across the UK

Fintech Finance

New research from NatWest has revealed the continued fast pace of change in the payments behaviours of people across the UK. As digital payments become more readily available, in 2024, only 8% of adults report that they still use cash and coins “all of the time,” according to new NatWest data.

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E-Wallets Rise as Leading Payment Method in Southeast Asia

Fintech News

Indonesia and the Philippines lead in e-wallet usage, with 92% and 87% of respondents, respectively, using the payment method, especially QR payments and mobile payment apps. The Indonesian government has also played a critical part in fostering digital payments.