i2c and NIBank partner for the launch of a Mastercard Black Card in Latin America

By Edlyn Cardoza

i2c, one of the leading providers of digital payment and banking technology, announced its partnership with North International Bank (NIBank), a Caribbean-based bank providing personal, business, and private banking throughout Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) and Europe, to launch a new Mastercard Black Card.

“We’re excited to expand our longstanding partnership with NIBank, a leader in the Caribbean card market, and to help them realize their vision for their new Mastercard Black Card,” said Kevin Fox, Global Head of Sales for i2c. “Leveraging i2c’s single global platform NIBank developed this premium credit program tailored to support affluent clientele, throughout the LAC region.”

“i2c is an ideal partner to support us in our growth and expansion with state-of-the-art technology and specialization in banking,” said Jordan Silva Tugues, CEO of NIBank. “We consider the company to be the best processing partner in the industry and are confident in the opportunity to grow together and enhance our banking products with the launch of our black card program, that will be available in Venezuela, Colombia, Central America and the Caribbean.”

The premium Black Mastercard product offers a variety of features and benefits, including Mastercard Global Service, concierge service, Mastercard Airport Experiences, Boingo Wi-Fi for Mastercard Cardholders, MasterAssist Black, MasterRental, trip inconvenience, and more.

Based in Antigua and Barbuda, NIBank was founded in 2008 with a focus on online banking, personalised services, and offerings tailored to small, medium, and large businesses and consumers throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, and Europe.

i2c is a global provider of highly-configurable payment and banking solutions. Using i2c’s proprietary ‘building block’ technology, clients can easily create and manage a comprehensive set of solutions for credit, debit, prepaid, lending, and more, quickly and cost-effectively. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Silicon Valley, i2c’s next-generation technology supports millions of users in more than 200 countries/ territories and across all time zones.