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First Data Expands SBI Card Partnership for Processing in India

By PaymentsJournal
January 25, 2018
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First Data, a global leader in payment technology, has announced an expanded partnership with SBI Card, India’s largest credit card issuer. This collaboration aims to enhance card processing services across India, supporting the country’s rapidly growing digital payments market.


Strengthening the Partnership

The partnership builds on an existing relationship between First Data and SBI Card, bringing advanced payment solutions and operational efficiencies to one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing markets. With the expanded collaboration, First Data will provide:

  • End-to-End Card Processing Services: Streamlining transactions and back-end operations for SBI Card’s growing customer base.
  • Advanced Technology Solutions: Integrating innovative tools to enhance payment security and user experience.
  • Scalability: Supporting SBI Card’s expansion into India’s underserved and emerging markets.

Driving India’s Digital Payment Growth

India’s digital payments sector has seen exponential growth in recent years, driven by increasing smartphone penetration, government initiatives promoting cashless transactions, and a shift toward e-commerce. By partnering with First Data, SBI Card aims to:

  1. Meet Rising Demand: Deliver seamless and secure payment experiences to a growing number of credit card users.
  2. Expand Market Reach: Offer services tailored to India’s diverse population, including urban and rural areas.
  3. Enhance Customer Loyalty: Improve operational efficiency and provide better support for cardholders.

Benefits for Consumers and Businesses

The expanded partnership promises significant advantages for both individual customers and merchants:

  • For Customers: Faster transaction speeds, improved payment reliability, and access to innovative features like contactless payments.
  • For Merchants: Advanced processing capabilities that enable businesses to accept a broader range of payment methods, boosting sales and customer satisfaction.

Conclusion

First Data’s expanded partnership with SBI Card marks a milestone in India’s evolving payments landscape. By combining First Data’s technological expertise with SBI Card’s market leadership, this collaboration is set to enhance card processing services and support the country’s transition toward a cashless economy. As India’s digital payments ecosystem continues to grow, such strategic partnerships will play a vital role in shaping the future of financial services.

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