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Mastercard, Glyde launch virtual card payments for Southern African travel sector

The Mastercard Wholesale Program is designed for business-to-business (B2B) travel payments. Mastercard states that more than 400,000 suppliers across multiple countries are paid through the programme

Mastercard and Glyde have launched virtual card payments for the Southern African travel sector, built on the Mastercard Wholesale Program. According to Mastercard, the programme is designed for business-to-business (B2B) travel payments.

Mastercard states that more than 400,000 suppliers across multiple countries are paid through the programme.

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