Ant International revealed on Wednesday that WorldFirst launched the World Card card, a virtual motivator.
The solution is said to be designed to simplify the global trade of small and medium -sized institutions (SMES).
The company said in a press statement that the new offer aims to simplify the cross -border transactions, reduce operational costs, provide good global access, safety, and cost efficiency.
They added that the world card allows users to pay anywhere Mastercard is accepted, which supports more than 150 currencies in more than 210 countries and regions.
Moreover, the company claims that companies can benefit from foreign exchange fees on transactions that involve 15 main currencies – including GBP, USD, EUR and JPY – when funded by their global account balance.
It was said that later in 2025, users will also be able to create multiple cards for individual teams or expenses and spending spending through a central information panel.
There is also a cash recovery reward program that provides savings on qualified transactions.
The card will be available via Apple Pay and Google Pay this year, according to Ant International, with a material version in 2025.
“We help small and medium companies together to simplify operations, stay at the top of spending, and expand new markets,” said Jane Brocop, MasterCard CEO, “We are helping small and medium -sized companies to simplify operations, stay at the top of spending, and expand new markets,” said MasterCard CEO of MasterCop.
Clara SHI, CEO of WorldFirst, added that the solution provides companies with “global coverage, safe transactions and operational efficiency.