Yuno, the leading payment orchestration platform, has announced today a strategic collaboration with PayPal, a global leader in digital payment processing. This collaboration significantly enhances Yuno’s offering, giving merchants seamless access to PayPal’s vast active user network, which now surpasses 400 million worldwide.Yuno-powered merchants can now effortlessly offer PayPal’s secure and flexible payment option, broadening their market reach and unlocking new revenue streams. Trusted by millions worldwide, PayPal allows users to make purchases, transfer funds, and pay bills in a fast, easy, and secure way, without the need to repeatedly enter card payment information, contributing to reducing digital footprint and providing the security users are looking for.Including this partnership, Yuno now supports over 300 global payment methods via its intuitive, user-friendly interface, making it easy for merchants to scale quickly by offering the most popular and locally-relevant payment methods in each market. Yuno’s platform also provides access to other innovative features, including one-click checkout, advanced fraud protection, and optimized payment routing that boosts transaction success rates and prevents lost sales in the wake of outages at a payment provider.Catherine Kaupert, Global Head of Partnerships of Yuno, commented: “We’re thrilled to team up with PayPal, a well-known and trusted name in digital payment processing globally. This integration further strengthens Yuno’s capabilities, allowing our merchants to tap into PayPal’s extensive network and drive growth with ease. Together, we are simplifying payments, making them more secure, and enabling businesses to scale without friction.”Paola Fuentes, Head of Partnerships for Hispanic Latam at PayPal, added: “Our affiliation with Yuno integrates our entire product portfolio, including PayPal Checkout and credit and debit card payment processing to provide cutting-edge payment solutions for both customers and businesses

Mastercard has partnered with Sympla, the leading events platform in Brazil, and Yuno, a global payments orchestrator based in Latin America, to bring its Payment Passkey Service to the region and accelerate secure online checkout for shoppers.

Mastercard has partnered with Sympla, the leading events platform in Brazil, and Yuno, a global payments orchestrator based in Latin America, to bring its Payment Passkey Service to the region and accelerate secure online checkout for shoppers. Beginning in January, Sympla and Yuno will be the first partners in the region to offer this innovative solution to their customers, followed by a wider roll out.The Mastercard Payment Passkey Service streamlines e-commerce and revolutionizes the consumer journey. Using device-based biometrics, such as fingerprints or facial scans, payment passkeys replace other authentication methods like one-time passwords (OTPs) to make online transactions not only faster and more convenient, but also more secure against fraud and scams.Mastercard’s research shows that 90% of consumers worldwide believe biometrics are more secure and convenient than passwords. In Latin America specifically, a survey conducted from 2023 revealed that 85% of respondents prefer using biometric authentication over traditional passwords for online transactions. Compared to OTPs, which are increasingly vulnerable to online scams such as phishing, SIM swapping, and message interception, payment passkeys make transactions not only faster, but also more secure against fraud and scams.The Mastercard Payment Passkey Service leverages Mastercard’s tokenization technology, which replaces the primacy account number (PAN) with a token, to ensure that no card data is shared with third parties and is useless to fraudsters and scammers in the case of a data breach.With payment passkeys, shoppers can choose their Mastercard card when checking out with Click to Pay, or select a card already stored securely on file with a merchant. To confirm the payment, they can use biometric authentication like fingerprint or facial scan features already available on their devices