Jordan Commercial Bank announced its collaboration with Mastercard, aimed at developing the bank’s card services and products and enhancing innovation in modern payment solutions.
Building on their successful long-standing relationship, the two parties will work on innovative credit, debit, and prepaid solutions, including the launch of the Mastercard World Elite Card.
The Mastercard World Elite Card provides access to The Mastercard Collection, unlocking an exclusive range of premium dining, entertainment and travel experiences. Cardholders enjoy always‑on reservations at a curated selection of top restaurants, pre‑sale access to tickets across selected global events, and complimentary access to more than 200 shared Fast Track lanes worldwide, including Mastercard‑branded Fast Track at Istanbul and Athens airports.
The collaboration will also deliver advanced digital payment services, such as contactless payments, payments through smart devices, and enhanced security solutions to boost customer protection.
Jordan Commercial Bank emphasized that this step comes as part of its strategy to modernize its banking services. “This agreement reflects Jordan Commercial Bank’s ongoing commitment to developing innovative and secure payment solutions that align with the aspirations of our customers and keep pace with the rapid digital transformation in the banking sector,” said Caesar H.Qulajen, General Manager of Jordan Commercial Bank. “Our renewed collaboration with Mastercard is a strategic step to enhance the customer experience and offer advanced digital banking services that meet the highest global standards.”
Saud Swar, country manager, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Jordan and other Levant, Mastercard said: “At Mastercard, we are harnessing the power of collaboration with key players to build robust, seamless, and inclusive payment ecosystems across the region. Through our strengthened cooperation with Jordan Commercial Bank, we reaffirm our commitment to providing the latest technologies and solutions that contribute to advancing the digital payments landscape in the Kingdom.”
