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myTU Sets Sights Faster Payment Services After Securing Visa and Mastercard Acquiring Licences

myTU, the AI-native and cloud-first digital bank based in Lithuania, has secured acquiring licences from both Visa and Mastercard, furthering its mission to build a scalable, secure, and innovative payments-as-a-service infrastructure for partnering businesses.

With the two licences from Visa and Mastercard, myTU is able to process card payments directly through its own acquiring infrastructure, across e-commerce platforms, retail stores, and POS terminals.

Securing acquiring licensing from both main global payments providers marks a pivotal step in myTU’s strategic growth and unlocks the ability to offer card acquiring services directly to its business clients.

“Becoming a direct acquiring partner of both Mastercard and Visa allows us to offer faster, more secure, and cost-effective payment services to our business clients,” explained Raman Korneu, co-founder and CEO of myTU. “This is a key part of our strategy to evolve as a payments-as-a-service infrastructure provider for our business partners and empower their growth with the tools they need to manage and scale their payment operations efficiently.”

myTU’s partnering businesses will be able to accept Mastercard and Visa payments both online and offline to streamline their transaction processes and operational flexibility. This is especially valuable for e-commerce and online retail, cross-border or international businesses, and high-volume retail.

Being a principal member of Visa since 2023, myTU has now secured a new principal membership with Mastercard affirming its strong compliance and due diligence standards. It reinforces myTU’s position among leading global financial institutions while preserving the speed, flexibility, and innovation of a next-gen fintech.

myTU has already signed agreements with processing centres, gateway providers, and key partners in preparation for the integration phase. With all agreements approved by regulatory bodies, the groundwork for a seamless rollout is firmly in place. The service is expected to launch in Q3 2025.

Through these advancements, myTU continues to challenge traditional banking models in delivering high-speed, secure, and AI-powered financial services that meet the evolving needs of today’s businesses.

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