i2c to Help Clients Deploy Mastercard One Credential

i2c to Help Clients Deploy Mastercard One Credential

Banking and payments technology provider i2c said Wednesday (Feb. 26) that it signed on to be one of the first issuing processing partners for the recently announced Mastercard One Credential, a single, digitally connected credential that allows consumers to select a payment option to use for each transaction.

With i2c’s global platform that includes debit, credit, and buy now, pay later (BNPL), its clients will be able to deploy One Credential rapidly in any country, the company said in a press release.

Issuers that adopt Mastercard One Credential early will lead the way, i2c CEO and founder Amir Wain said in the release.

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