Glass, a GovTech company, has entered Mastercard Start Path’s inaugural Corporate Solutions program to enhance digital payment infrastructure for the public sector. This collaboration aims to modernize government transactions by providing scalable solutions that improve efficiency, transparency, and intelligence in public finance. As part of a select group of fintech companies, Glass gains access to Mastercard’s extensive network, fostering innovation and opportunities within the global finance ecosystem. This development is a significant step toward transforming how governments manage public spending, highlighting the growing importance of digital solutions in modern finance.

• Mastercard (NYSE:MA) last closed at $495.46 down 1.5%, near its 52-week low.

In other market news, Destek Finans Faktoring (IBSE:DSTKF) was trading firmly up 6.1% and finishing the session at TRY2,730.00.

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• SoFi Technologies (NasdaqGS:SOFI) finished trading at $16.43 up 2%.
• PayPal Holdings (NasdaqGS:PYPL) settled at $50.44 up 0.6%.
• Visa (NYSE:V) closed at $328.03 down 0.5%.

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