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MoneyHash and Mastercard Partner to Expand Merchant Cloud Access Across Middle East and Africa

MoneyHash and Mastercard have partnered to expand access to MoneyHash’s Merchant Cloud platform across the Middle East and Africa. The collaboration enables merchants to connect to Mastercard Gateway through a single API, improving payment success rates, streamlining operations, and providing unified analytics while supporting scalable, secure digital growth.

MoneyHash has partnered with Mastercard to expand merchant access to its Merchant Cloud platform across the Middle East and Africa, strengthening digital payment capabilities for businesses operating across multiple markets. The collaboration enables merchants to connect directly to Mastercard Gateway through a single unified API, simplifying integration and improving payment performance.

Through the partnership, merchants can streamline transaction routing, increase success rates, and reduce payment failures while gaining full visibility into their payment operations via a centralized dashboard. The unified setup also provides greater flexibility and control over payment ecosystems, allowing businesses to adapt and scale more efficiently as they grow.

Merchants using the combined solution will benefit from consolidated reporting and advanced analytics, supporting data-driven decision-making and continuous optimization of payment performance. The infrastructure is designed to scale alongside merchant growth while maintaining Mastercard’s global security and reliability standards.

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Mete Guney, Executive Vice President of Market Development at Mastercard EEMEA, said the partnership reflects Mastercard’s commitment to working with innovative fintech players to enhance the regional payments landscape and accelerate digital economy growth. Nader Abdelrazik, Co-Founder and CEO of MoneyHash, said direct access to Mastercard Gateway removes long-standing complexity, enabling merchants to scale their digital operations more effectively.

The partnership marks another step toward simplifying cross-market payments and supporting merchant digital transformation across the Middle East and Africa.

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