MoneyHash and Visa Expand Partnership with Multi-Year Partnership to Expand Cybersource Enablement Across Emerging Markets

MoneyHash, the leading payment orchestration and infrastructure platform for emerging markets, today announced a multi-year partnership with Visa to enable Visa’s Cybersource across its platform, further strengthening its collaboration with one of the world’s leading digital payments networks.

This milestone marks a significant evolution in the relationship between MoneyHash and Visa, building on their initial partnership announced in 2024, and reflecting a shared commitment to advancing secure, scalable, and high-performance payment infrastructure across the MENA region.

Expanding Merchant Access to Visa’s Global Infrastructure

Through this partnership, MoneyHash will continue to enhance and scale Cybersource enablement within its orchestration layer, allowing merchants to seamlessly access Visa’s global payment infrastructure alongside a wide range of local and international payment methods through a single integration. This approach simplifies payment operations while enabling merchants to improve authorization rates, expand payment acceptance, and accelerate market launches without the complexity of managing multiple direct integrations.

“This partnership reflects the natural evolution of our relationship with Visa – from collaboration to deeper infrastructure alignment,” said Nader Abdelrazik, CEO of MoneyHash. “By enabling Cybersource within MoneyHash’s platform, we’re giving merchants in MENA and beyond the ability to access Visa’s global capabilities while maintaining full control, flexibility, and performance optimization through orchestration.”

Powering the Next Generation of Digital Commerce in Emerging Markets

By combining Visa’s global acceptance network and Cybersource capabilities with MoneyHash’s orchestration, routing, and performance optimization layer, the partnership is designed to help enterprises increase payment success rates, reduce processing costs, and unlock new revenue through improved conversion and failure recovery.

This move also reinforces MoneyHash’s role as a central infrastructure layer between merchants and payment providers, enabling businesses to unify, control, and optimize their entire payment stack through a single API.

With growing demand for flexible, multi-provider payment architectures, the partnership positions MoneyHash and Visa at the forefront of enabling the next generation of digital commerce across emerging markets.