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Amman, Feb. 11 (Petra) – Network International Jordan has signed a strategic partnership agreement with UWallet, a leading e-wallet service provider regulated by the Central Bank of Jordan and the only provider of the virtual UWallet Gold Mastercard for online shopping.
The agreement, signed by Amjad Al Sadeq, Regional Managing Director, Levant, at Network International Jordan, and Alaa Ensheiwat, CEO of UWallet, designates Network International Jordan as the processing and operations manager for UWallet’s direct payment cards. The partnership will also introduce advanced digital payment solutions following the successful migration of UWallet’s system to Network International Jordan’s platform.
Under this collaboration, Network International Jordan will issue new UWallet Mastercard debit cards, implement a dedicated central processing system, and provide API interfaces to enable efficient card issuance and management. Additionally, the partnership will enhance security features by offering advanced fraud prevention tools, including 3D Secure authentication for online transactions and Tokenization services to protect user data.
Al Sadeq emphasized Network International Jordan’s expertise and market leadership in digital payments and transaction processing, aligning with the company’s strategy to remain a key enabler of financial technology and digital services.
Ensheiwat highlighted that the partnership represents a strategic milestone in optimizing UWallet’s card operations, leveraging innovative digital solutions to enhance service efficiency and quality.
//Petra// AF
11/02/2025 21:13:53