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Yahoo
11-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
OnePay unveils new payment system with Mastercard for cross-border transfers
Walmart's OnePay has introduced a payment system, built on Mastercard technology, that integrates international money transfers with a debit card and digital account. Central to the system is Mastercard Move, which supports OnePay users in sending money overseas with traceable transactions, clear fee structures, and defined delivery times. Funds dispatched from a OnePay account can reach recipients in multiple markets in near real-time, facilitating timely support for families. Darren Deal, SVP fintech, government & digital partnerships, UKI at Mastercard said: 'By embedding Mastercard Move into OnePay's account and card solution, people have a faster, safer, and more transparent way to send money home.' The solution also offers a OnePay card and digital account, designed for individuals without access to conventional banking. No credit checks are needed to open an account, and users receive a contactless Mastercard prepaid card. Workers can handle their finances through the 'My OnePay' app or a multilingual online platform, accommodating various nationalities and languages. This payment solution is particularly relevant for seasonal and migrant workers, addressing their domestic wage payments and the ability to remit earnings to their home countries. OnePay CEO Lee Hartley stated: "By integrating Mastercard Move into our solution we are not only making it faster and easier for our customers to support their families back home, we are giving them greater control and peace of mind.' As of the current date, the partnership has supported more than 800,000 workers and have resulted in the processing of more than £4bn in transactions, which includes a substantial £1.4bn in ATM withdrawals. Last month, OnePay partnered with Synchrony to exclusively introduce a new credit card programme for Walmart. "OnePay unveils new payment system with Mastercard for cross-border transfers " was originally created and published by Electronic Payments International, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
CNET
25-06-2025
- Business
- CNET
Why Won't Walmart Let Me Use Apple Pay or Google Pay? I'm Not Surprised by the Answer
You can't use Apple Pay or Google Pay if you're shopping in-store at Walmart. Kativ/Getty Images When I stop by Walmart on my way home from the gym, I don't always have my wallet on me. At most stores, it's not a big deal because I have my phone with me, so I can use my digital wallet to make a purchase. But Walmart doesn't accept Apple Pay or Google Pay. If I want to use a digital payment in store, I'd have to use Walmart Pay on the Walmart App or a digital wallet offered by OnePay, a Walmart majority-owned fintech. You can still use most major credit and debit cards when buying something in-store or online. Digital wallets offer the convenience of paying without having to carry a credit card, and they can also keep your transactions more secure than using a physical card. Growing in popularity over the past few years, Apple Wallet and Google Wallet let you store payment options as well as your digital hotel key, boarding passes and concert tickets. The OnePay Wallet can store up to 20 credit or debit cards, but it can only be used at Walmart and on and cannot hold other digital documents or passes. You can also set up a digital wallet within the Walmart app, which lets you store additional payment methods. But that means downloading yet another app to your phone. We'll break down all your payment options when shopping at Walmart. Why doesn't Walmart accept Apple Pay or Google Pay? Walmart, with more than 4,600 locations across the country, is one of the last major retailers to refuse to accept popular third-party contactless payment options like Google Pay and Apple Pay. (However, you can use your Apple Card, just not through Apple Pay.) By sticking to its own mobile payment apps, Walmart avoids paying fees for third-party options and can more easily track your purchase history. However, that exclusivity also makes purchases less convenient for customers who use digital apps and wallets as their primary means of payment. How to use OnePay Here's how to use the OnePay wallet to make a contactless payment for your Walmart purchases: Download the OnePay app and sign up for an account Add any debit or credit card to your OnePay Wallet -- If you already have a OnePay debit card, it will automatically be added to your wallet When checking out, scan the QR code that appears on the payment terminal or self-checkout screen You can also sign up for OnePay Wallet during checkout. You'll just need a credit or debit card to add to the OnePay Wallet the first time. After that, the OnePay Wallet will become your default payment method at checkout. If you're a regular Walmart shopper, the OnePay option could potentially help you save because it lets you earn reward points for every purchase, which can then be redeemed for cash back if you have a OnePay Cash account. New customers who sign up directly with OnePay Wallet can earn $15 cash back when they spend $15 or more in-store at Walmart or on How to use Walmart Pay If you download the Walmart app, you can add payment methods in a wallet within Account Settings, then use them with Walmart Pay. The app allows you to store a variety of payment methods: Credit and debit cards from most of the major issuers, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover Bank account Walmart gift cards Electronic Benefits Transfer Health care benefits cards, like HSA and FSA PayPal If you're in a store, you can use Walmart Pay within the app and then scan the QR code at checkout to pay for your purchase. When the payment is complete, you'll receive a digital receipt in the app. Alternative payment options to Walmart Pay If you don't want to use the Walmart app or the OnePay wallet, you can still make purchases at Walmart. If you're making a purchase in store, you can use cash, credit and debit cards, Walmart gift cards, Electronic Benefits Transfer, HSA and FSA cards, or PayPal (in some locations). To use PayPal at the register, you'll need the PayPal app. From the menu, select In-person & QR code to set up in-person payments. Choose "Show to pay" and a QR code will be generated, which can be scanned by the cashier to process your payment. Walmart also accepts PayPal for online purchases. If your Walmart doesn't offer PayPal at the register and you want an extra layer of security protecting your bank account or card number, you can order the item online and pay using your PayPal account. You can also still technically use your other digital wallets to shop online at Walmart online. You'll just need to enter your credit card number when checking out. In a digital wallet, you can find your card number by clicking on the payment method in the wallet, then going to the menu in the top left corner and clicking on Card Number. You'll see your card number (or virtual card number, if available), expiration date and security code, which you'll need to enter in as payment info on the
Finextra
18-06-2025
- Business
- Finextra
OnePay selects Flagright for trransaction monitoringg and AML compliance
Flagright, the AI-native, no-code platform for transaction monitoring and AML compliance, is delighted to announce OnePay as its newest customer. 0 OnePay has selected Flagright's AI-native transaction monitoring and AML compliance solutions, complete with AI forensics to strengthen its financial crime controls as its user base and transaction volumes expand. The partnership highlights OnePay's commitment to innovation through smarter AI transaction monitoring. OnePay is a UK-based digital banking platform that enables individuals and businesses to receive, send, and manage money from a mobile app or desktop portal. With instant transfers to VISA and Mastercard® worldwide, a dedicated OnePay Card, and rigorous biometric security, OnePay offers a seamless payments experience backed by multilingual customer support and a a Trustpilot rating of excellent. OnePay's platform powers an affiliate network of over 500 partners with financial inclusion at the heart of how they support the affiliates members and workers. This includes monitoring financial activity in real time using AI-based transaction tracking to catch anomalies faster. 'At OnePay, our priority is to keep our platform safe and compliant for everyone, individuals, businesses, and affiliates, while maintaining a fast, frictionless payments experience. Flagright's AI-native transaction monitoring and AI forensics gives us the ability to better understand user behaviours, whilst protecting our customers. This partnership ensures we can scale our services across new corridors without compromising security or compliance.' — Matthew Buckmaster, Head of Change at OnePay By adopting Flagright's AI-native transaction monitoring and AML compliance solutions, OnePay will gain real-time visibility across all customer transactions, whether domestic transfers, card payments, or international remittances. Flagright's AI forensics capabilities will automatically flag suspicious activity, reconstruct complex transaction trails, and supply fully auditable case reports through a no-code interface that can go live in under two weeks. This not only improves risk detection but also ensures consistent outcomes through AI-powered monitoring capabilities. By adopting scalable AI-powered monitoring tools, OnePay reinforces its leadership in proactive compliance and fraud prevention. 'We're thrilled to welcome OnePay to the Flagright family. Their mission to provide secure, user-friendly banking solutions for underserved communities aligns perfectly with our vision for modern financial crime controls. Together, we will empower OnePay to grow with the assurance that their compliance program is both robust and future-proof.' — Baran Ozkan, Co-founder & CEO, Flagright
CNET
14-06-2025
- Business
- CNET
You Still Can't Use Apple Pay at Walmart but You Have Another Digital Wallet Option
If you're shopping at Walmart, your digital payments options are limited to the OnePay Wallet or Walmart Pay. Kativ/Getty Images If you're shopping in-store at Walmart, you can't use Apple Pay or Google Pay to make a purchase. But Walmart introduced a credit card that already offers its own digital wallet. OnePay, a Walmart majority-owned fintech, announced it's partnering with financial service Synchrony to introduce a Walmart-branded credit card this fall but you can use the OnePay digital wallet now to shop at Walmart. Early this spring, OnePay partnered with Buy Now Pay Later app Klarna to offer installment loans for purchases at Walmart. Synchrony, a big player in the retail credit card industry, used to be Walmart's credit card issuer before the retailer switched to Capital One in 2018. That relationship ended in 2023 when Walmart sued the bank to end the partnership ahead of schedule. Walmart also will continue to accept its own digital wallet, Walmart Pay, which was launched in 2016. And you can still use most major credit and debit cards when buying something in-store or online. Digital wallets like Apple Pay have grown in popularity in the past several years, offering the convenience of paying without having to carry a credit card. Digital cards also keep your transactions more secure than when using a physical card. Apple Wallets and Google Wallets can store payment options as well as your digital hotel key, boarding passes and concert tickets. The OnePay Wallet, which can only be used at Walmart and on is limited to storing up to 20 credit or debit cards and cannot hold other digital documents or passes. We'll break down all your payment options when shopping at Walmart. Why doesn't Walmart accept Apple Pay or Google Pay? Walmart, with more than 4,600 locations across the country, is one of the last major retailers to refuse to accept popular third-party contactless payment options like Google Pay and Apple Pay. (However, you can use your Apple Card, just not through Apple Pay.) By sticking to its own mobile payment apps, Walmart avoids paying fees for third-party options and can more easily track your purchase history. However, that exclusivity also makes purchases less convenient for customers who use digital apps and wallets as their primary means of payment. How to use OnePay Here's how to use the OnePay wallet to make a contactless payment for your Walmart purchases: Download the OnePay app and sign up for an account Add any debit or credit card to your OnePay Wallet -- If you already have a OnePay debit card, it will automatically be added to your wallet When checking out, scan the QR code that appears on the payment terminal or self-checkout screen You can also sign up for OnePay Wallet during checkout. You'll just need a credit or debit card to add to the OnePay Wallet the first time. After that, the OnePay Wallet will become your default payment method at checkout. If you're a regular Walmart shopper, the OnePay option could potentially help you save because it lets you earn reward points for every purchase, which can then be redeemed for cash back if you have a OnePay Cash account. New customers who sign up directly with OnePay Wallet can earn $15 cash back when they spend $15 or more in-store at Walmart or on How to use Walmart Pay If you download the Walmart app, you can add payment methods in a wallet within Account Settings, then use them with Walmart Pay. The app allows you to store a variety of payment methods: Credit and debit cards from most of the major issuers, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover Bank account Walmart gift cards Electronic Benefits Transfer Health care benefits cards, like HSA and FSA PayPal If you're in a store, you can use Walmart Pay within the app and then scan the QR code at checkout to pay for your purchase. When the payment is complete, you'll receive a digital receipt in the app. Alternative payment options to Walmart Pay If you don't want to use the Walmart app or the OnePay wallet, you can still make purchases at Walmart. If you're making a purchase in store, you can use cash, credit and debit cards, Walmart gift cards, Electronic Benefits Transfer, HSA and FSA cards, or PayPal (in some locations). To use PayPal at the register, you'll need the PayPal app. From the menu, select In-person & QR code to set up in-person payments. Choose "Show to pay" and a QR code will be generated, which can be scanned by the cashier to process your payment. Walmart also accepts PayPal for online purchases. If your Walmart doesn't offer PayPal at the register and you want an extra layer of security protecting your bank account or card number, you can order the item online and pay using your PayPal account. You can also still technically use your other digital wallets to shop online at Walmart online. You'll just need to enter your credit card number when checking out. In a digital wallet, you can find your card number by clicking on the payment method in the wallet, then going to the menu in the top left corner and clicking on Card Number. You'll see your card number (or virtual card number, if available), expiration date and security code, which you'll need to enter in as payment info on the
Miami Herald
13-06-2025
- Business
- Miami Herald
Walmart makes major payment change
How many times have you gone to the store just to grab bananas and then ended up buying 10 more items and spending $150 dollars more than you planned? I have done this too many times, and sometimes I even buy items I don't actually need. Don't miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet's free daily newsletter It's not just price that matters. Everything the store is offering - proximity, variety and quality of offerings, customer service, loyalty programs, and convenience all impact consumers' decision to buy. The majority of U.S. consumers (61%) prefer shopping at mainstream grocery chains such as Safeway or Kroger, and 56% choose mass merchandisers like Target and Walmart because of the above-mentioned reasons. The competition among these supermarket giants is huge, which is why they need to constantly upgrade their offerings. Related: Walmart quietly launches new same-day delivery option Walmart (WMT) is known for constantly finding ways to enhance the overall customer experience. Recently, it announced that Medicare Advantage members can add benefit card information to their accounts, allowing them to unlock plan-specific benefits. It also recently upgraded its food offerings by adding Wienerschnitzel restaurants. But what about when you don't have enough money in your account to take advantage of retailers' offers? This is when credit cards can work like magic, and it's why customers are attracted to the overall experience Walmart is now offering. The retail giant on June 9 unveiled a new partnership with Mastercard to provide credit cards to its customers in the U.S. The program is expected to launch this fall. OnePay, a fintech platform jointly backed by Walmart and investment company Ribbit Capital, and Synchrony partnered to exclusively deliver the new credit card program. Related: Walmart shares new service that's better than Amazon The program is powered by Mastercard's global payments network, with the experience embedded inside the OnePay app. The companies plan to launch two types of cards: General-purpose cards that can be used anywhere Mastercard is accepted; andPrivate-label cards that can only be used for buying at Walmart. Cards will be available to millions of Walmart customers and to consumers across the country. More Retail Stocks: Halloween retailer sounds warning consumers need to hearTarget expands same-day delivery to 100s of retailersWalmart makes surprise cuts as it looks at tariff price hikes "Walmart is always seeking innovative ways to help customers save money and live better," stated Chief Financial Officer John David Rainey. "Today's announcement represents one more way we're serving our customers the way they want to be served, providing an upgraded digital financial services experience with even greater choice and value." Over the past couple of years, the world's largest company by revenue has made a big bet on financial services by adding new payment options and striving to benefit from innovation in embedded finance, writes FintechTalents. Its products include the Walmart Credit Card and Walmart Money card. Then there are Walmart's financial services like check cashing, installment financing, and money transfers. Related: Walmart makes surprise cuts as it looks at tariff price hikes Three years ago, the company also teamed up with Green Dot to launch first-of-their-kind cash deposit and withdrawal services across its more than 4,700 U.S. stores. This allowed lower-income customers to quickly make free cash deposits at Walmart stores and access funds from paychecks two days before payday. The newest credit card deal should increase loyalty and sales, benefiting Walmart and its customers long-term. Related: Veteran fund manager unveils eye-popping S&P 500 forecast The Arena Media Brands, LLC THESTREET is a registered trademark of TheStreet, Inc.
