“Collaboration Boosts Financial Industry in UAE”

“Collaboration Boosts Financial Industry in UAE”

Mastercard and ABHI have joined forces to enhance the financial payments landscape in the UAE. Through this collaboration, ABHI will provide its users with access to Mastercard-powered Salary Advance Cards, improving the accessibility of both international and domestic online payments for ABHI’s Earned Wage Access (EWA) users. Users can easily request the new card through the ABHI phone app, a 24/7 call center, or their affiliated company.

By incorporating Mastercard’s technology and solutions, ABHI is set to elevate its range of products and services to ensure secure and swift transactions for its users. The partnership between Mastercard and ABHI signifies a significant step towards promoting financial wellness and fostering a secure digital economy in the region. This collaboration illustrates a commitment to empowering individuals and driving positive change in the financial landscape of the UAE and beyond.

Omair Ansari, Co-Founder and CEO of ABHI, expressed excitement about the partnership, emphasizing the impact on financial empowerment and seamless transactions for working individuals. Similarly, Gina Petersen-Skyrme, VP and Country Business Development Lead, UAE & Oman at Mastercard, highlighted the commitment to innovation and enhancing consumer experience through the partnership.

ABHI, as a leading fintech company since its establishment in 2021, has garnered recognition for its innovative solutions in the financial sector. Mastercard, on the other hand, continues to utilize secure data and networks to create new opportunities for consumers, financial institutions, governments, and businesses.

The partnership between Mastercard and ABHI aims to strengthen the digital payment infrastructure, support future transaction expansion, and promote financial inclusivity in the UAE and beyond. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in modernizing payment systems and advancing financial empowerment in the region.

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