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UnionPay International, Amazon Payment Services Expand Card Acceptance Across MENA

UnionPay International (UPI) and Amazon Payment Services announced a major strategic collaboration to expand UnionPay card acceptance across key markets in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The partnership covers the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon, significantly strengthening digital payment options for merchants and millions of UnionPay cardholders.

The agreement was signed by Luping Zhang, General Manager of UnionPay International Middle East, and Pablo Londono, Managing Director of Amazon Payment Services, in the presence of senior leadership from both organizations. This collaboration aims to enhance secure, seamless, and flexible e-commerce and digital payment experiences across the fast-growing MENA market.

Luping Zhang said, “We are excited to collaborate with Amazon Payment Services to enhance UnionPay card acceptance across the region. This partnership underscores our commitment to providing seamless payment solutions and supporting the rapid growth of digital commerce in MENA. By working together, we are enabling more businesses to serve the expanding base of UnionPay cardholders.”

Pablo Londono added, “Our mission is to empower merchants with diverse and secure payment options that meet evolving customer needs. Integrating UnionPay into the Amazon Payment Services network enhances our ability to serve international shoppers and enable frictionless, secure transactions across multiple countries.”

Through this integration, merchants using Amazon Payment Services will be able to accept UnionPay cards, giving customers a smooth, fast, and secure checkout experience. Once fully deployed, millions of UnionPay users will enjoy a frictionless payment journey across a wide network of regional online businesses. Merchants, in turn, gain access to UnionPay’s massive global customer base across 80+ countries and regions, unlocking new cross-border commerce opportunities

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