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Marqeta’s Modern Card Issuing Platform to Deliver Commercial Card Tokenization for J.P. Morgan

Marqeta’s innovative instant issuance tools will power card tokenization for J.P. Morgan, expanding card payment options for commercial clients.

By PaymentsJournal
July 28, 2020
in Fraud & Security, Press Releases, Tokenization
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Marqeta, the global modern card issuing platform, announced today that J.P. Morgan will leverage Marqeta’s unique card tokenization capabilities for its virtual card program. This new functionality, anticipated to be available in early 2021, will integrate with J.P. Morgan’s existing systems and enable instant issuance of virtual cards into mobile wallets for J.P. Morgan’s Commercial Card clients.

“We’re excited to work with J.P. Morgan, helping them layer card tokenization capabilities into their existing Commercial
Card programs,” said Omri Dahan, Chief Revenue Officer at Marqeta. “Our card tokenization technology powers instant
issuance into mobile wallets and can now be integrated with existing card processing capabilities. This opens up huge ne
possibilities for companies looking to streamline payments and provide innovative services to their people. To bring this
product to a company of J.P. Morgan’s scale and have it utilized in a new way is tremendously validating of its market
potential.”

Virtual card use is a more than $200 billion market, projected to grow by 20 percent annually through 2021, and instant
tokenization into mobile wallets promises to change how these cards are issued. More than one billion people are
expected to make a payment using a mobile wallet in 2020 as people become increasingly accustomed to this new way t
pay. In 2016, Marqeta was the first payments platform to bring technology to market allowing virtual cards to be instantly
provisioned and tokenized into a mobile wallet. These unique card tokenization capabilities will be integrated into J.P.
Morgan’s Commercial Card programs, to instantly issue payments into any mobile wallet.

“Marqeta’s push to wallet functionality will add a new dimension to virtual card payments” said John Skinner, Head of
Commercial Card at J.P. Morgan. “With Marqeta, our virtual cards can be expanded to new use cases like facilitating
payments to disaster relief volunteers or for recruitment spend where interview candidates can be issued a card into their
mobile wallets for travel expenses.”

About Marqeta

Marqeta is the first global modern card issuing platform, providing the most advanced infrastructure and tools for building
highly configurable payment cards. With its open API, the Marqeta platform is designed for businesses who want a simple
and tailored way of managing payment programs so that they can create world-class experiences and power new modes
of commerce. Marqeta is headquartered in Oakland, California. For more information, visit www.marqeta.com, Twitter and
LinkedIn.

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