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Mastercard and DTB Partner to Introduce Kenya’s first Token-based Payment Wearables

DTB may be the first bank in Kenya to introduce token-based payment compatible wearable technologies such as smartwatches and smartrings

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November 5, 2024
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Mastercard and DTB Partner to Introduce Kenya’s first Token-based Payment Wearables
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Mastercard and Diamond Trust Bank (DTB) are set to revolutionize the Kenyan payments landscape in a deal that will pave the way for the country’s first tokenization-based payment wearables. This groundbreaking innovation will empower consumers to make secure, contactless payments with a simple tap of their wrist.

This collaboration promises to redefine the way individuals and businesses make payments, offering a range of innovative and secure solutions.

A Comprehensive Partnership

Beyond wearable payments, Mastercard and DTB’s 10-year strategic partnership aims to deliver a suite of innovative and secure payment solutions across Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania. Key highlights of this collaboration include:

  • Customized Payment Solutions: Mastercard and DTB will work together to develop tailored payment solutions that cater to the specific needs of consumers and businesses in the region.
  • Tokenization-Based Payment Wearables: A groundbreaking initiative, this partnership will introduce Kenya’s first tokenization-based payment wearables. This cutting-edge technology empowers consumers to make secure, contactless payments by simply tapping their wearable device at any enabled point-of-sale terminal.
  • Enhanced Security: Tokenization technology replaces sensitive payment data with encrypted tokens, ensuring that cardholder information remains protected during transactions.
  • Cross-Border Payments: The collaboration will facilitate seamless cross-border payments, making it easier for individuals and businesses to transact across borders.

Mark Elliott, Division President, Africa, Mastercard, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “By combining our expertise in digital payment solutions with DTB’s strong market presence, we are enhancing the banking experience and providing customers with more secure and convenient ways to pay.”

Nasim Devji, Group CEO of DTB, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the partnership’s role in accelerating DTB’s digital transformation journey and delivering innovative financial solutions to its diverse clientele.

The Future of Payments

By combining Mastercard’s global expertise in payments technology with DTB’s strong local presence, this partnership is poised to shape the future of payments in East Africa. With a focus on security, convenience, and innovation, Mastercard and DTB are driving the digital transformation of the region’s payment landscape.

This collaboration is poised to have a profound impact on the payment ecosystem in East Africa:

  • Enhanced Convenience and Security: Consumers will benefit from secure, contactless payments and streamlined transaction processes.
  • Faster Checkout Experiences: Merchants will experience faster checkout times and higher approval rates, leading to increased customer satisfaction and sales.
  • Increased Transaction Volume: Financial institutions will see a boost in transaction volume through Mastercard’s “Top of Wallet” approach.
  • Empowering Fintechs: Fintechs will be able to leverage innovative digital solutions like wearables to drive customer adoption and scale their businesses.
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