CC Bank launches Click to Pay Push provisioning with MeaWallet

By Gloria Methri

Central Cooperative Bank (CC Bank) has integrated Click to Pay push provisioning into its mobile banking app, enabling customers to add their Mastercard and Visa cards directly to the Click to Pay wallet. The bank partnered with MeaWallet to deliver this feature, aiming to simplify online payments and improve security through tokenisation.

Click to Pay, based on EMVCo’s Secure Remote Commerce (SRC) Framework, functions as an online wallet allowing users to store cards from various issuers on one platform. Unlike device-bound wallets like Apple Pay or Google Pay, Click to Pay offers a universal, browser-based solution tailored for e-commerce.

The new push provisioning feature allows CC Bank customers to add their cards to Click to Pay directly within the app. Eliminating the need for manual card entry at checkout enhances convenience and reduces friction.

MeaWallet, which specialises in card tokenisation and digital payments enablement, provides the backend infrastructure to support the feature. Through tokenisation, sensitive card data is replaced with secure digital tokens, reducing fraud risk and improving transaction approval rates.

Thomas B. Normann CPO at MeaWallet, said, “As digital payments continue to evolve, we at MeaWallet are committed to delivering solutions that align with consumer expectations for security, convenience, and efficiency. Click to Pay is redefining the online checkout experience by removing the need for manual card entry, and with tokenisation at its core, it offers a new level of security and simplicity for users worldwide.”

Deyan Borisov, Head of Internet Banking Division at Central Cooperative Bank, added, “We are dedicated to offering our customers the latest in digital payment innovations. With the launch of Click to Pay push provisioning, we are making online transactions faster, safer, and more intuitive. Through our collaboration with MeaWallet, we are ensuring that our customers benefit from state-of-the-art tokenisation technology that protects their data while simplifying the checkout process.”

The implementation supports Mastercard’s wider efforts to promote tokenised payments and phase out manual card entry online.