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MoneyHash Partners with Mastercard to Streamline Payments in Middle East and Africa
MoneyHash’s big new partnership with Mastercard is set to make payments a whole lot smoother in the Middle East and Africa. Imagine running an online business and not having to juggle a bunch of complicated payment setups anymore, that’s the kind of relief this deal brings. MoneyHash partners with Mastercard to streamline payments, giving merchants easier access to top-notch tools that just work.
A Smarter Way for Businesses to Connect
MoneyHash is collaborating with Mastercard to expand merchant access to its Merchant Cloud platform across the Middle East and Africa. The real game-changer here is hooking up to Mastercard’s Gateway through one simple, unified API. This means merchants can skip the headaches of multiple integrations, streamline operations, and boost their payment performance no matter where they’re selling.
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Mastercard’s Gateway, which is part of the Merchant Cloud lineup, is now rolling out via a payment orchestration platform tailored for the region. Businesses can plug right into it using MoneyHash’s unified API, cutting out all that messy complexity and getting to market way faster. MoneyHash partners with Mastercard to streamline payments like this, helping merchants optimize how transactions route, bump up success rates, cut down on failures, and keep an eye on everything through a single dashboard.
What the Leaders Are Saying
Leaders from both sides are pumped about this. Mete Guney, Executive Vice President of Market Development at Mastercard for EEMEA, put it perfectly: “At Mastercard, we 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. Our collaboration with MoneyHash represents a fundamental shift in the way payment infrastructure is delivered by moving from complex direct integrations to convenient unified access, addressing a critical pain point. Together, we aim to support merchants’ digital transformation journeys and enable seamless checkout experiences for online shoppers.”
On the MoneyHash side, Co-founder and CEO Nader Abdelrazik echoed that excitement: “Our collaboration with Mastercard represents a significant milestone in our mission to simplify and optimize payment operations for businesses across the region. By enabling direct access to Mastercard Gateway, we are eliminating the complexity that has traditionally held merchants back from scaling their digital operations. We bring together the best of both worlds, our advanced orchestration capabilities and Mastercard’s world-class payment infrastructure, to equip merchants with the tools they need to grow their businesses efficiently and effectively.”
Extra Perks for Merchants
This isn’t just about plugging things in, it’s about giving businesses real flexibility. With MoneyHash partners with Mastercard to streamline payments in the Middle East and Africa, merchants get smart routing features that work across Mastercard Gateway and other providers. That helps boost conversions and keep costs low by picking the best paths for every transaction.
Plus, there’s unified reporting and analytics baked in, so owners can dig into the data and tweak things for better results. As your business scales up, you can grow your payment setup without worry, all while leaning on Mastercard’s rock-solid global standards for security and reliability. Streamline payments in the Middle East and Africa just got a major upgrade, making life easier for everyone from startups to big players.
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