Global Reach

Monitise Americas

Monitise operates a joint venture in the Americas called Monitise Americas LLC, which currently provides mobile services to over 240 financial institutions in the United States. The joint venture was formed by Monitise plc, the world's most successful mobile banking and payments company, and FIS, one of the leading providers of payment technology.

Monitise also operates in various regions across the globe:

Global Accounts

Monitise Group signed a global alliance with Visa Inc. in 2009 to custom-develop mobile services for Visa across a spectrum of handsets to ensure Visa account holders have a consistent, user-friendly, and secure mobile payment experience.

Monitise Europe

Monitise Europe provides Mobile Money services to customers of NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB and HSBC Group, processing over 10 million transactions a month.

 

In February 2011, Monitise signed an exclusive partnership agreement with Visa Europe to develop and supply mobile payments services for its member banks and financial institutions across Europe with the first services to be in launched in 2011.

Monitise Asia Pacific

Our 50/50 joint venture with First Eastern, announced in April 2010, is now up and running. The initial focus is on Hong Kong as the launch market. Additionally, we are in discussions with banks and network partners in greater China, Japan, The Middle East and the ASEAN countries to enable Mobile Money solutions across the region.

Monitise India

Monitise India is a joint venture with Visa. During 2011, it expects to provide financial institutions in India a mobile platform to offer services including banking, bill payments, mass transit ticketing and mobile top-up.

In addition, Monitise is broadening its presence in the Indian market through a partnership with Standard Chartered Bank.

Monitise Africa

Development activity in delivering Mobile Money services for Africa is ongoing with funding support from the Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund. Monitise’s vision to help people without bank accounts interact with the wider world via their mobile phones has been praised by world leaders and businesses including the World Economic Forum.