Skip to content
EventLive

Mastercard and Enjaz Launch New Card Products

1 reports1 sourcesupdated 4 hours ago

Start here

AI digest

AI-assisted source synthesis · not an independent investigation.

On October 22, 2026, Fintech News Middle East reported that Mastercard and Saudi Arabia’s Enjaz had entered into a partnership to launch new bank card products and digital services in Saudi Arabia for individual and business customers. The products are primarily aimed at expatriates, frequent travelers, and high-net-worth individuals, emphasizing enhanced security and personalized benefits. Mastercard said the partnership would help increase cashless transactions in Saudi Arabia. The company cited a survey showing that 77% of surveyed small and medium-sized enterprises accepted online payments, 67% accepted card payments, and 54% accepted mobile payments. The report did not disclose the product names, specific features, launch date, or commercial terms.

AI-written from reports · updated 3 hours ago

Timeline

Follow the reporting to see the different sides of the story.

Oct 22
  1. Fintech News Middle East
    Mastercard to support Enjaz’s new products for travelers and expatriates

    Mastercard and Enjaz are partnering to launch new bank card products and digital services for individual and business customers in Saudi Arabia. The products target expatriates, frequent travelers and high-net-worth individuals, with an emphasis on enhanced security and personalized benefits. Mastercard said the partnership will help increase cashless transactions in Saudi Arabia; its survey showed that 77% of surveyed small and medium-sized enterprises accept online payments, 67% accept card payments and 54% accept mobile payments.

Heat over time

Current heat 9·Peak over the comparable range 10 (Oct 22 17:00)·Change over the comparable range in the last 24 hours –

02.557.510Oct 2217:00Oct 2218:00Oct 2218:00Oct 2219:00

Trends compare only the same entities that were fully and continuously observed, so the range can be narrower than the current heat statistics. Move the pointer or tap the chart to read hourly heat; arrow keys work on a keyboard.