Nium Expands Card Issuance Platform into the United States
Nium has launched domestic card issuance in the United States as part of its global payment infrastructure expansion, now covering APAC, Europe, Middle East, and North America. The platform allows businesses to issue local cards while leveraging Nium's cross-border network spanning over 190 countries through a single system. This move aims to reduce fragmentation for companies expanding internationally by eliminating the need for multiple card issuers or compliance systems per region. Nium has issued more than 41 million card credentials in APAC, Middle East, and Europe within the past year. The company's just-in-time funding model is now available in the U.S., supporting both single-use and multi-use cards as well as physical and virtual options for diverse business needs like supplier payments or travel payouts. The expansion into the US market aligns with Nium’s strategy to simplify global operations, particularly benefiting sectors such as travel where payment preferences vary widely among vendors. The company has already issued tens of millions in card credentials for travel businesses across APAC and Europe.
Topics: card issuance cross-border payments global expansion