Amazon in talks to switch co-brand card to Mastercard from Visa


Following the UK ban, a spokesperson for Visa said the company is 'very disappointed that Amazon is threatening to restrict consumer choice in the future. When consumer choice is limited, nobody wins.' — AFP

Amazon.com Inc is considering shifting its popular co-brand credit card to Mastercard Inc amid simmering tensions with Visa Inc, a feud that already prompted the retailer to ban the payment giant’s cards in the UK starting next year.

The Amazon card is one of the industry’s largest co-branded portfolios, and the company is using talks to renew the agreement as a way to secure better terms from Visa, according to people familiar with the matter.

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