Central-bank-grade architecture, now on Mastercard rails. Cards, multi-rail money movement, fiat-to-stablecoin interoperability, tokenised security and agentic commerce — delivered by iBANK to institutions and people in 200+ countries.
Mastercard runs the network that connects banks, merchants and cardholders. iBANK brings the architecture that once ran central-bank rails. Together: one institutional platform for every form of money.
Mastercard is a technology network, not a lender — it moves value between institutions. iBANK sits on top as the regulated, institutional layer: onboarding, ledgers, custody, compliance and the client relationship. Clients get Mastercard's reach without having to build a separate integration for cards, bank accounts, wallets and on-chain rails.
iBANK-branded credit, debit, prepaid and commercial cards on the Mastercard network.
Domestic and cross-border transfers to bank accounts, wallets, cards and cash points — through one surface.
Hold, convert and pay out across fiat and regulated stablecoins on the Mastercard Global Money Platform.
Network tokenisation, behavioural biometrics and AI risk scoring on every transaction.
Agentic commerce: iBANK AI agents that can transact safely, within limits you set.
Each Mastercard capability below is paired with the iBANK product that delivers it to clients. Pick a category.
Mastercard Move is the umbrella for all domestic and cross-border transfers. Mastercard Send is its high-speed push-to-card engine. iBANK routes each payment to the right one automatically.
Choose a scenario to see how iBANK and Mastercard carry a payment from start to finish.
Mastercard completed its acquisition of BVNK on 3 August 2026, in a deal worth up to $1.8bn. In October it launched the Global Money Platform, so businesses can hold, convert and move fiat and stablecoins through a single API. iBANK brings these six capabilities to institutional clients.
Mastercard is building the rails for AI agents to complete purchases and payments on a person's or company's behalf. In live demonstrations, agents used Coinbase Developer Platform wallets on Base, with BVNK and the Global Money Platform settling in the background. iBANK's agent layer plugs straight into this.
iBANK's banking agents — treasury, procurement, payroll, FX — act as one, under a single mandate.
Each agent gets its own token, spending limit, merchant scope and expiry. Raw card numbers are never exposed.
Above a threshold, or for a new counterparty, the agent stops and asks before paying.
Clients connect once to iBANK. Beneath that, iBANK's core and the Mastercard network handle the rest.
Ventures in the iBANK Incubator get a route into Mastercard's partner programmes — and the hardware and security partners behind them, including IDEMIA, Thales, Entrust and Giesecke+Devrient.
Pre-vetted partners for tokenisation, Click to Pay, wallets, open banking and crypto. Building through a partner can cut implementation time by up to 48%.
mastercard.com →For technology, solution and distribution partners — with sandboxes for agentic commerce and real-time fraud defence.
mastercard.com →For banks, non-bank financial institutions and payment enablers building on Mastercard's multi-rail transfer network.
developer.mastercard.com →Mastercard's programme for early-stage start-ups. iBANK Incubator ventures in Quantum, AI and fintech can be put forward for it.
startpath.mastercard.com →Close to 30 years across EY, Accenture, Oracle, Morgan Stanley, AIB and the Bank of England, where he served as Chief Architect. At Vocalink, he co-created the Oyster Card and PayM — infrastructure now used by millions every day.
He founded iBANK Incubator to put that same institutional rigour behind the ventures, not just the banks, building the next economy — concentrating his own conviction where it matters most: Quantum and AI.
Banks, fintechs, corporates and governments: tell us what you need to issue, move or settle. The first conversation is a discovery call, not a sales pitch.