Moneyhash is collaborating with Mastercard (NYSE: MA) to expand merchant access to its Merchant Cloud platform across the MEA region. By connecting to Mastercard’s Gateway through a unified API, merchants can simplify integration, “streamline operations and enhance payment performance across markets.”
Mastercard’s Gateway, a part of the Merchant Cloud portfolio, is being made available “through a payment orchestration platform in the region, where businesses can now connect directly through MoneyHash’s unified application programming interface (API), eliminating the complexity of multiple integrations and significantly shortening time to market.”
The collaboration enables merchants to “optimize transaction routing, improve success rates, reduce payment failures and gain comprehensive visibility across their entire payment operations through a centralized dashboard.”
Mete Guney, Executive Vice President, Market Development, Mastercard, EEMEA said that at Mastercard, they are committed to “collaborating with disruptive fintech players to co-create innovative solutions that enhance the payments landscape and drive the growth of the digital economy in the region.”
Their collab with MoneyHash represents “a shift in the way payment infrastructure is delivered by moving from complex direct integrations to convenient unified access, addressing a critical pain point.”
Together, they aim to “support merchants’ digital transformation journeys and enable seamless checkout experiences for online shoppers,”
Beyond integration, merchants can benefit “from more flexibility and control over their payment ecosystem.”
Businesses can use MoneyHash’s smart routing capabilities “to optimize transactions across Mastercard Gateway and other payment providers, increasing conversion and minimizing processing costs.”
The collaboration also provides merchants with “unified reporting and analytics, allowing them to make data-driven decisions to continuously improve their payment performance.”
Additionally, they can scale their payment infrastructure “as their business grows while maintaining the security and reliability standards that Mastercard is known for globally.”
Mastercard powers economies and “empowers people in 200+ countries and territories worldwide.”
Together with their customers, they’re building “a sustainable economy where everyone can prosper.”
They aim to support a range of digital payments choices, “making transactions secure, simple, smart and accessible.”
Their technology and partnerships and networks combine to deliver a set of products and services that “help people, businesses and governments realize their potential.”
