Zum Rails Launches Suite of Mastercard Powered Prepaid Card Programs in Canada to Streamline Business Payments Across Industries
By Dominic Sow · 21 August 2025
Zum Rails - an all-in-one instant payments ecosystem and embedded finance provider - is transforming how businesses move money and pay with the launch of its new suite of Mastercard powered prepaid card programs in Canada*. These reloadable cards will enable businesses to offer seamless expense management, faster wage access, consumer rewards, and real-time disbursements and spending flexibility, empowering the business and their customers to control funds with speed, security, and precision.
“At Zum Rails, we believe money should move at the speed of business, and we’re making it easier for businesses to embed smarter, faster payments into their operations,” said Miles Schwartz, CEO and Co-Founder, Zum Rails. “With our Mastercard powered prepaid card programs, companies could now offer branded, reloadable prepaid cards that move money in near real time without the complexity of traditional infrastructure.”
This collaboration will help enable businesses to unlock a new product vertical, increase customer loyalty, and extend brand reach, supported by Mastercard’s global network, which connects consumers, businesses, and banks through fast, secure, and seamless payments in over 200 countries.
- Manage business expenses with control and clarity: Businesses can provide co-branded, reloadable prepaid cards to employees for corporate spending, enabling near real-time disbursements, spend tracking and separation of personal and business finances.
- Accelerate wage access and contractor payouts: Companies can offer faster access to earned wages or pay contractors instantly by loading funds onto prepaid cards, improving financial flexibility and satisfaction for workers.
- Deliver branded consumer experiences: Businesses can launch reloadable prepaid cards with benefits or services like credit-building, helping reach underserved customers.
Companies in this story: Zūm Rails, Mastercard
People in this story: Balinder Ahluwalia, Miles Schwartz