Wednesday, August 26, 2026

Mastercard and Infosys collaborate to scale cross-border payments

Strategic collaboration will streamline onboarding for financial institutions and strengthen access to Mastercard Move, Mastercard’s portfolio of money movement capabilities

Technology and business consulting giant Infosys has announced a strategic collaboration with Mastercard to offer financial institutions enhanced access to Mastercard Move, its portfolio of money movement capabilities.

The solution’s seamless integration with Infosys Finacle, part of EdgeVerve Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of Infosys, will play a key role in creating an efficient pathway for financial institutions to access Mastercard Move’s cross-border capabilities in a fraction of the typical implementation time and without the intensive resourcing traditionally needed for integration projects.

Mastercard Move provides direct disbursers, banks, non-bank financial institutions and their customers with fast, secure money transfer solutions, both domestically and internationally. The portfolio of solutions reaches more than 200 countries and 150+ currencies, with access to more than 95 percent of the world’s banked population.

Delivering seamless digital payments
Commenting on the collaboration, Pratik Khowala, EVP and Global Head of Transfer Solutions, Mastercard said: “Through Mastercard Move’s cutting-edge solutions, we empower individuals and organisations to move money quickly and securely across borders. The strategic collaboration with Infosys provides financial institutions with easy access to these capabilities, enabling them to facilitate fast, secure and reliable cross-border payments for their customers while enhancing control of risk, operations, costs and liquidity for themselves. Together with Infosys, we’re helping financial institutions deliver the seamless digital payments experiences today’s customers expect.”

Anouska Ladds, Executive Vice President, Commercial & New Payment Flows, Asia Pacific, Mastercard, added: “Global remittances continue to grow, driven by migration, digitalisation and economic development – especially across Asia, which accounted for nearly half of global inflows in 2024. To meet this demand, Mastercard invests in smart money movement solutions within Mastercard Move while expanding our network of collaborators, such as Infosys, to bring the benefits to a more diverse set of users. We are committed to identifying innovative ways to increase access and truly scale the reach of remittance services and our broader portfolio of commercial payments solutions.”

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