Full-Time
Posted on 7/14/2026
Global payments network and services provider
$151k - $249k/yr
Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship
O'Fallon, MO, USA
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Mastercard operates a global payments network that enables people and businesses to pay with cards and digital methods. Banks issue Mastercard-branded debit and credit cards, and Mastercard’s network authorizes transactions, clears them between banks, and settles funds, allowing merchants to receive payments securely and quickly. The company differentiates itself by leveraging a worldwide alliance of banks and merchants, transitioning from a cooperative of banks to a publicly traded company via its 2006 IPO, and continuously expanding its reach through partnerships and new payment technologies. Mastercard’s goal is to provide fast, secure, and convenient cross-border payment services and to grow its share of the global payments market by enabling merchants and customers to transact smoothly anywhere in the world.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Town of Harrison, New York
Founded
2007
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Bill Ackman's Pershing Square disclosed stakes of approximately $1.1 billion each in S&P Global, Visa, and Mastercard in its second-quarter 13F filing. All three companies collect fees on activity flowing through their systems without taking on lending risk. S&P Global closed at $418.80, about 28% below its 52-week high of $579.05. Visa and Mastercard traded near their highs, roughly 3% and 5% below respectively. S&P Global's gap partly reflects its July spin-off of Mobility division, which trades around $20 per share. The company reported second-quarter revenue of $3.7 billion, up 11% year over year, excluding Mobility. Ratings revenue climbed 17% to $1.3 billion, whilst Indices grew 20% to $534 million. However, Market Intelligence and Energy divisions grew just 6% and 2% respectively. Non-GAAP earnings per share rose 23% to $4.83.
Fiserv and Mastercard announced a global partnership on 4 August, integrating Mastercard Merchant Cloud into Fiserv Commerce Hub for enterprise merchants. Fiserv also partnered with Stuut Technologies on 5 August to add agentic AI automation to B2B receivables. The financial performances differ sharply. Mastercard reported Q2 2026 net revenue up 14% year-over-year to $9.3 billion, with adjusted net income of $4.5 billion and operating margins of 61.1%. Adjusted diluted EPS rose 21% to $5.04. Fiserv saw Q2 2026 GAAP revenue fall 4% to $5.29 billion, with adjusted EPS down 26% to $1.84. Management cut full-year 2026 organic revenue guidance to between -1% and 0%, citing transformation costs and technology spending. Truist analyst Matthew Coad raised Mastercard's price target to $633 from $554 on 5 August, maintaining a Buy rating.
Global trade digitalization advances with key blockchain milestones in shipping and finance. August 14, 2026 The transition toward fully paperless international trade has reached several key milestones across the banking, shipping, and financial services sectors. According to Trade Finance Global, Lloyds Bank successfully executed its first digital promissory note transaction under the UK's Electronic Trade Documents Act (ETDA). The transaction utilized Enigio's blockchain-based 'trace:original' solution, demonstrating that paperless trade documents can be securely transferred and legally recognized. Reports from Fintech Futures and The Loadstar highlight that this digital transition successfully reduced processing times from several days to mere minutes while maintaining strict security standards. In parallel, the maritime shipping sector is making steady progress toward eliminating physical paperwork. JOC.com reports that the Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA), which represents nine major ocean carrier members including MSC, Maersk, and CMA CGM, is steadily increasing its adoption of electronic bills of lading (eBLs) secured by blockchain. According to reports from Splash247 and The Loadstar, the industry is working toward an interim target of 50% eBL adoption by 2026, with the ultimate goal of reaching 100% adoption by 2030. This initiative aims to eliminate paper-based friction and improve security across global maritime supply chains. Furthermore, global financial networks are advancing blockchain-based settlement mechanisms to streamline international B2B payments. The Financial Times reports that Mastercard has expanded trials of its Multi-Token Network (MTN). Partnering with major global financial institutions, Mastercard is testing tokenized bank deposits and digital assets to settle international trade transactions. According to Reuters and Ledger Insights, this initiative aims to provide a secure, blockchain-based infrastructure for real-time cross-border B2B payments and trade finance, helping to reduce intermediary costs and settlement delays. Together, these developments represent a coordinated effort across the banking, shipping, and financial services industries to replace legacy paper processes with secure, legally compliant digital alternatives. By leveraging blockchain technology, global trade participants are working to reduce transaction times, enhance security, and lower operational costs. #TradeFinance #DigitalTrade #Blockchain #Shipping #Fintech The International Trade Council is a global, peak-body, chamber of commerce that supports businesses and governments by providing resources, advocacy, and networking opportunities to promote international trade and foreign direct investment. It serves as a platform for organizations to collaborate, share knowledge, and navigate the complexities of global markets. About. Resources. Legal. (C) 2026 - International Trade Council. A Peak-Body, Chamber of Commerce. NOT affiliated with the ICC or Intracen.
Mastercard, TeamApt collaborate to expand digital payments across Africa. 22 hours ago August 14, 2026 Credit Cards Mastercard and TeamApt Ltd., a subsidiary of Moniepoint Inc. and a provider of financial infrastructure and payment solutions, have entered a strategic collaboration to strengthen digital payment capabilities for businesses and financial institutions across Africa. Discover more As part of this collaboration, TeamApt will operate directly on Mastercard's global payments network as a non-bank acquirer, enhancing its ability to onboard credible and licensed entities to deliver seamless payment acceptance, transaction processing and acquiring services. This will further expand its card acceptance infrastructure, allowing more merchants to accept Mastercard payments across in-store, online and mobile channels. The collaboration integrates TeamApt's switching infrastructure with Mastercard's network to facilitate secure, high-volume transactions across online and in-store channels. With Nigeria being home to more than 40 million micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), and small businesses identifying digital solutions as vital to scaling, according to Mastercard's 2026 SME Confidence Index, expanding payment acceptance remains an important opportunity for growth. By combining TeamApt's deep local market expertise with Mastercard's global scale, businesses and individuals will benefit from more reliable transactions, stronger security and faster, safer and more accessible digital payment experiences. "Expanding digital payment acceptance is one of the fastest ways to support small businesses across Africa to compete, grow, and reach more customers. By working with TeamApt, we are equipping MSMEs and informal sector businesses in Nigeria with robust, secure infrastructure to seamlessly process transactions across multiple channels. This collaboration brings more businesses into the digital economy, unlocking vital new opportunities for growth, credit access, and cross-border trade," said Folasade Femi-Lawal, country manager, West Africa at Mastercard Mobile & Wireless "This collaboration with Mastercard represents an important step forward in our commitment to removing barriers within the payments ecosystem. For years, TeamApt has focused on building infrastructure that helps financial institutions and businesses grow with confidence. By working closely with Mastercard, we are extending those capabilities, enabling businesses to accept payments more seamlessly and giving users the freedom to transact securely both locally and internationally," said Dennis Ajalie, Chief Executive Officer of TeamApt. Discover more Businesses financial services The collaboration also delivers international value, enabling Mastercard cards supported by TeamApt's infrastructure to be used across millions of merchant locations worldwide. Customers gain the convenience of secure global payments, while merchants can more easily serve both local and international customers. Credit Cards A Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)-licensed switching and processing company, TeamApt has, for over a decade, built and operated critical financial infrastructure that powers banks, fintechs and other institutions. The company's technology supports secure and reliable transaction processing across multiple payment channels, enabling businesses and consumers to participate more easily in the digital economy. This collaboration further underscores the strength of Moniepoint's ecosystem. With operations and agent coverage across all 774 local government areas in Nigeria, Moniepoint has established one of the nation's most extensive financial services networks, positioning the group to drive meaningful scale and adoption of digital payment solutions. Dear Reader, Your support matters. But we believe that technology makes life more exciting and helps improve the lives of people around Nigeria and indeed the world. That is why, we have devoted our energy to independent reportage of technology and finance and how they affect lives. Our incisive and analytical view of how technology news affects the daily life help individuals and organizations make up their minds. Quality journalism costs money. Today, we're asking that you support us to do more. Kindly support our effort to deliver technology and finance journalism to everyone in the world. Donate as little as N1,000. Bank transfers can be made to: UBA Plc 1017156876 Communication Week Media Ltd Credit & Lending
Skyro appoints former Mastercard executive to lead Middle East expansion. MANAMA, BAHRAIN - Media OutReach Newswire - 12 August 2026 - Skyro, digital-first consumer finance platform headquartered in Bahrain and operating in South-East Asia, today announced plans to expand into Saudi Arabia and the appointment of Maria Medvedeva, a former Mastercard executive, as Managing Director for the Middle East region.Maria Medvedeva In her new role, Ms Medvedeva will lead the company's expansion across Middle East markets. She will oversee the company's market-entry strategy and build-out across the region - from establishing local teams and operating models to steering regulatory engagement, forging partnerships with local institutions, and shaping Skyro's product and go-to-market approach market by market - driving the group's long-term growth across the GCC in step with the region's economic-diversification and digital-economy agendas, including Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. Arsen Liametov, Skyro co-founder and CEO, said: "Since launching in South-East Asia in 2022, Skyro has built a credit portfolio of more than $200 million, while the app has surpassed 7 million users. This momentum, which is moving us towards profitability, shows that our ecosystem business model built around consumer finance has significant potential in other emerging markets. We have begun establishing our operations in Saudi Arabia and intend to offer consumer financing as well as services for SMEs in this growing and attractive market once the necessary regulatory approvals are in place. Maria's appointment will strengthen our expansion into the Middle East." Ms Medvedeva said: "I am delighted to lead Skyro's expansion across the Middle East, a region shaping one of the most ambitious visions for the future of finance. My commitment is to build here for the long term: with local teams, trusted partnerships, and genuine respect for the markets Oman News Gazette enter. The most enduring businesses are built in a place, not simply imported into it, and I believe Skyro has the team and the discipline to grow responsibly and profitably alongside the region. "As part of its Saudi expansion, Skyro plans to build out a broader ecosystem of digital financial services spanning both consumers and businesses. We see our role as a complementary partner to the Kingdom's established financial institutions, expanding access to finance and opening up new opportunities for the country's broader economic growth while supporting the development of innovative fintech locally." Ms Medvedeva is an experienced financial technology executive. She spent more than seven years as a vice president at Mastercard across the MENA region, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, became the first woman to hold a senior country leadership role in Saudi Arabia, and made significant contributions to developing payment technologies for consumers and merchants in support of the Kingdom's Vision 2030. The company has already opened an office in Riyadh and is actively hiring, including developers, ahead of securing the required licence. Skyro is investing in its Saudi operations to support this expansion, drawing on the consumer-financing foundation it has established across South-East Asia while developing services tailored to the Kingdom's needs. Beyond Saudi Arabia, the company is also evaluating further expansion opportunities across the wider Middle East region. About Skyro Skyro is a high-growth, digital-first fintech group delivering scalable, responsible financial access across high-potential emerging markets. Powered by proprietary data science, AI-driven credit decisioning, and alternative-data scoring, the company combines a mobile-native experience with modular fintech architecture to serve underserved client segments at scale. As of 2026, Skyro has a registered user base of more than 7 million and a credit portfolio exceeding $200 million. The company's ambition is to become a leading full-spectrum financial services group across high-potential markets by combining capability proven at scale with a commitment to building each business around the needs of the market it serves.