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Mastercard pilots new Smart Subscriptions feature in the US powered by open banking

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  • Mastercard, a global payments giant, has launched a new subscriptions management solution called Smart Subscriptions in the US.
  • The solution is designed to provide financial institutions with the capability to offer their customers greater transparency and control over their subscription-based payments.
  • Smart Subscriptions leverages the open banking technology of Mastercard’s subsidiary Finicity, along with its Subscriptions Control feature launched in the previous year.
  • Through a single hub, consumers can use the white-label solution to cancel, pause, and resume subscriptions, along with features for spend analysis, expenditure categorization, and reduced chargeback risk.
  • The solution is accessible through a low-lift API, providing institutions with a single consumer interface for implementation.
  • Mastercard aims for Smart Subscriptions to enhance consumer loyalty and engagement while offering improved visibility into financial wellness.
  • According to a self-run survey by Mastercard, 73% of consumers express interest in a tool to manage recurring subscriptions.
  • Raj Seshadri, President of Data and Services at Mastercard, emphasizes the importance of simplifying and streamlining the management of recurring subscriptions.
  • The company plans to expand the availability of the Smart Subscriptions solution to additional markets later in the year.

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