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Snowdrop Solutions: Extends partnership with Visa throughout Asia Pacific

  • Snowdrop Solutions Ltd. unveiled a partnership with Visa, the world’s leader in digital payments
  • Provide innovative location-enriched services to banks and financial services firms throughout the Asia Pacific region
  • The two companies said they would work together to distribute Snowdrop’s technologies and services to Visa’s existing banking customers
  • By leveraging Snowdrop’s MRS along with Google Maps Platform, these banks can quickly turn confusing transactions into clear merchant names
  • The new services easy and quickly deployed as Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
  • In Europe, for example, Snowdrop’s MRS has reduced call centre and other operational costs for banks, whilst boosting customer loyalty scores
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