Credit Card

Secret Flights launches Israel’s first travel credit card with 0% FX fees on flights and hotels, free premium membership, and early access to deals - celebrating 7 years and 1 million users.

The company will allow payment by tapping a card or phone at the station. Three fast-charging stations have already been converted, with dozens more to be adapted by the end of the year.

Mastercard unveils Agent Pay: an AI agent that will do your shopping. The technology will allow payments to be made through conversational interfaces and executed at millions of merchants.

With a bit of advance planning and a smart credit card, it’s possible to save money and prepare for Passover in a more cost-effective way.

Soon, you can leave your phone at home too: Max customers will be able to pay anywhere using wearable payment products like a ring or bracelet.

Allows customers to pay easily and quickly at any business that accepts credit card payments. All that is required is to wave the hand with the ring over the register, and the payment is made.

Customers can buy a Bonus Voucher for use at retail and pharmacy chains, receiving up to a 20% bonus with each purchase. Bonuses are also given based on monthly spending.

PayBox unveils a new digital wallet app for kids aged 8 to 18, linked to parents' accounts and offering an optional credit card: "A response to parents' needs."

This suspected cyberattack follows previous attempts made by Iran to penetrate Israeli cyber defenses.

The Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth partners with data.org to launch an AI challenge aimed at fostering economic inclusion and empowerment.

In a move to address the current challenge of employee recruitment, Isracard is establishing a unique customer service center within the Ruppin campus.