Mastercard unveils Agent Pay, pioneering agentic payments technology to power commerce in the age of AI
A single, digitally connected credential offers consumers a choice of multiple payment methods, configured to their specific preferences — all from the palm of their hand.
Achieve savings, enhanced visibility into payment data, increased control and compliance with corporate policies.
of businesses do not pay their invoices on time
of businesses accurately match their purchase orders and invoices on the first try [1]
Get even more when combined with Mastercard proprietary reporting and expense management solutions.
Automated reconciliation from PO, job number and invoice mapping reduces cost, time and effort.
Help suppliers improve cash flow with on time payments.
Leverage card terms to improve working capital position.
Set parameters for how, where and when payments can be made.
Leverage rich data to monitor expenses and improve compliance
Industry leading data feeds your accounting systems and internal business intelligence tools.
Use our robust platform to send purchasing cards to employees, manage credit limits and set controls in real-time.
Make your business trips smoother with simplified expenses and spending insights.
Streamline processes, reduce fraud and gain insights for better financial management.
Keep costs down with the latest technology to make more efficient, faster payments.
Easily reconcile open receivables with automatic capture of virtual card payments.
Simplify processes with payments from your existing business software.
Simplify B2B payments for the global travel industry with virtual card technology and flexible economics.
Optimize bill payment services with a tailored program that leverages Mastercard expertise and curated products.
Making digital assets accessible and secure for consumers, businesses, banks and governments.
In this webinar, designed for beginners and payment experts, you will learn the fundamentals of virtual cards and how to use them to set up your business for success.
From e-commerce to tap to pay to person-to-person transactions, everyday payments have largely been digitized. But business-to-business payments — more complex, often involving more authorization and oversight, and in many cases, higher amounts — have been slower to catch up.
We can order our morning coffee with a click, pay for our commute with a tap on a turnstile and settle our bills in seconds via a QR code. But step inside some offices and we’re reconciling like it’s 1999.
[1] Institute of Financial Management (IOFM) – Accounts Payable Performance Benchmarking Report 2022.