Amazon Payment Services and Mastercard Launch Partnership to Improve Digital Payments in 40 Countries, Including UAE, Egypt, and South Africa, with the Implementation of Innovative Technologies 🏦💳

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Amazon Payment Services and Mastercard have entered into a partnership to improve digital payments in the Middle East and Africa. In response to growing demand for digital payments, the companies aim to streamline and enhance the online transaction process in 40 markets, including the UAE, Egypt, and South Africa.

The collaboration involves the use of Mastercard Gateway, a payment processing solution that ensures fast and secure transactions. This will allow Amazon Payment Services to simplify the payment process for customers and reduce the amount of manually entered data.

In addition, Mastercard and Amazon have signed an innovative agreement aimed at introducing new technologies such as Secure Card on File and Click to Pay to make payments more secure and convenient.

This material was prepared by Khachatur Davtyan, developed and translated by artificial intelligence.

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