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Mastercard and fintech EedenBull extend partnership to APAC payments

The partnership will support the company’s rollout of its commercial cards platform.

Payments technology firm EedenBull and Mastercard have extended their strategic partnership from Europe to Asia Pacific to support the fintech scene's launch of a new digital platform for banks and businesses to process spending and payments more efficiently, the companies announced in a press release.

The expanded relationship with Mastercard will support the rollout of Eedenbull’s new commercial cards platform for banks looking to tap into vast opportunities in the APAC business-to-business payments market.

Eedenbull provides commercial payments services, including the company’s spend management platform Q Business, which offers a solution to digitise the slow and costly processing of checks and cash.

Q Business is now offered by a network of banks in the Nordics, with more than 10,000 businesses registered in the platform.

Based in Norway, Scotland and Singapore, EedenBull is a technology-agnostic innovation company built by banking, payment and technology professionals.

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