Mastercard and OpenAI Team Up on Agentic Payments and AI Services
Mastercard has entered a strategic partnership with OpenAI to work on agentic payments and broader AI initiatives.
Mastercard has entered a strategic partnership with OpenAI to work on agentic payments and broader AI initiatives.
ZEN.COM has expanded its payment services in Europe, allowing customers to pay directly from their bank accounts through Mastercard Open Finance.
UK-based payments company Finsei has selected issuer processing provider Thredd to run the infrastructure behind its new Mastercard debit offering.
Mastercard has begun the phased rollout of its payment solution, with Agent Pay for Machines now in early access.
Mastercard introduced a new risk intelligence solution called Stablecoin Security. Borderless.xyz and Keyrails are the initial partners.
The X International Banking Forum (IBF 2026) will bring banking leaders, regulators, and financial sector professionals to Baku, Azerbaijan, on November 24–25, 2026, to discuss the future of reliable, secure, and sustainable banking.
Mastercard and BVNK have announced the launch of the Mastercard Global Money Platform. A unified infrastructure combines Mastercard’s global payments capabilities with BVNK’s stablecoin technology through a single API.
Mastercard is introducing new requirements across its European network that will allow cards to keep working even when power or network connections fail.
WEX and Mastercard are working together on a fleet payments network that will bring several types of vehicle-related expenses into one system.
On November 24–25, 2026, the X International Banking Forum 2026 (IBF 2026) will be held in Baku in strategic partnership with Mastercard.
L2 blockchain network Morph has joined the Mastercard Crypto Partner Program. The blockchain company looks to simplify stablecoin payments for Web3 businesses, agencies and creators working with clients across borders.
The race to win stablecoins is aimed at consumers. The customer that matters most is a machine. By Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget
Danske Bank and Mastercard have completed Denmark’s first payment in which an AI agent carried out both the purchase and the payment on behalf of a consumer, marking an early live test of agentic commerce inside a regulated Nordic bank.
Small and medium-sized enterprises across Asia Pacific are adopting digital tools, new payment methods and artificial intelligence at a fast pace, according to Mastercard’s newly released Dreamonomics Report. But the same businesses driving this technology adoption are also asking for something simpler: fewer disconnected systems and more unified ways to run their operations.
Before agentic commerce becomes routine, someone has to answer a basic question: how does a bank or merchant know that AI agent initiating transaction is trustworthy and really acting on your behalf? Three of the biggest names in global payments industry are looking for a joint solution.
Mastercard has launched Wallet Pay, a global portfolio of solutions designed to connect digital wallets to its worldwide payments network.
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