Yellow Card, Mastercard, Trulioo Headline This Week’s Product Releases and Partnerships

Yellow Card expands into Canada

Nigeria-founded Yellow Card, a stablecoin infrastructure provider, enables banks, fintechs, and multinational businesses to access US dollars, manage treasury, and move money across borders.

Remita app unifies bank apps

Remita has launched a new, improved app that unifies multiple bank applications on a single platform and enables cross-border payments within Africa.

Trulioo, Fiserv announce integration

Trulioo will bring its person and business verification capabilities to Fiserv, helping its clients streamline onboarding and underwriting across global markets. Trulioo provides person verification capabilities that combine identity data, document verification and fraud signals within configurable workflows.

ConnexPay adds mobile wallet, payment capabilities

The development allows eligible virtual cards to be securely provisioned directly to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet for tap-to-pay purchases, without requiring users to download a separate app.

ConnexPay has also expanded its issuing capabilities with Mastercard Physical Cards, giving businesses another option for payment scenarios where a physical card is preferred or required. Existing virtual card customers can add Physical Cards without replacing or rebuilding their current issuing programs, while maintaining the spend controls, configurable limits, merchant category restrictions, program management tools and rebate opportunities available through ConnexPay.

Kyriba launches data analysis tool

Kyriba has launched Data-as-a-Service, giving customers secure, governed access to structured, analytics-ready treasury data for high-volume analysis, historical reporting and integration with enterprise data environments.

DaaS connects Kyriba data to existing business intelligence tools, reporting and data platforms through standard connectivity including JDBC, OAuth2, and SQL.

Mastercard expands AgentPay

Agent Pay is Mastercard’s agentic payments program. The additions include trust and intelligence services that provide greater context for AI-initiated transactions.

These new services form the intelligence layer of Mastercard’s Agent Pay Trust Framework, which brings together identity, intent, controls, execution and intelligence to establish trust across agentic commerce.

El Salvador launches Sivar, a payments and communications scheme

Under the agreement, Modveon will develop, operate and expand Sivar and its digital services.

Sivar verifies Salvadoran users through their official identity card, the Documento Único de Identidad (DUI). Verified users can post, join live conversations, vote in polls and send funds. Sivar combines identity verification, reporting tools, AI-powered content governance, automated detection and human review to reduce spam, abuse, fraud and misinformation.

 



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