AU bank ties up with Mastercard for debit card

Jan 4, 2024, 08:32 IST

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AU bank ties up with Mastercard for debit card

Jaipur: AU Small Finance Bank announced its partnership with Mastercard, marking the official launch of Mastercard Debit Card on Wednesday.
This initiative is designed for the bank’s corporate salary customers. Uttam Tibrewal, executive director of AU bank, said, “In our pursuit of being a customer-centric bank, we believe in providing our customers with access to a whole range of benefits.The launch of the Mastercard Debit Card is a significant step in this direction.”

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