dtcpay Partners with Mastercard Move to Power Faster, Simpler Global Transfers
Hey Payments Fanatic!
dtcpay has partnered with Mastercard Move to offer faster, more secure, and transparent international money transfers, launching June 2025.
Through this collaboration, dtcpay users can access 49+ payment corridors from Singapore to destinations including China, UAE, Malaysia, Switzerland, and EU markets.
Transfers will now be 60% faster within an hour, and 95% settle within 24 hours, a major upgrade over traditional wire transfers.
The partnership targets:
- Businesses needing quicker vendor/employee payouts
- Financial institutions via dtcpay’s robust API infrastructure
- Frequent flyers seeking real-time, global finance management
Mastercard Move enhances the experience with trackable transfers, clear fees, and multiple payout options (bank, e-wallet, card, cash).
Together, dtcpay and Mastercard aim to simplify cross-border money movement and give users more control and better value, no matter where they’re sending or spending.
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