Eleven high-growth startups join Mastercard’s Start Path program, chosen for their breakthroughs in card processing, AI-driven credit access, treasury management, and sustainability.
Highlights:
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Mastercard selects 11 fintech startups for its newest Start Path cohort, emphasizing sustainable innovation and circular commerce.
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Chosen startups tackle sectors such as card processing infrastructure, AI-based credit access, digital commerce, and treasury management.
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The cohort includes companies dedicated to circular economy applications—resale, repair, reverse logistics, and reuse of goods.
Summary:
Mastercard has unveiled its latest Start Path Emerging Fintech cohort, admitting 11 startups after a competitive global selection process. The chosen companies—such as AraxaTech, Hyperlayer, Kamina, Amnis, Qawn, Save Your Wardrobe, and others—stand out for their work in high-growth sectors like card processing infrastructure, AI-driven credit access, treasury management, and digital commerce.
A distinctive feature of this cohort is its commitment to the circular economy: several startups focus on sustainable products and services—things like resale platforms, reverse logistics, recycling, and packaging reuse. Mastercard continues to position Start Path as a key lever in nurturing scalable fintech innovation globally, by giving these startups access to its expansive merchant, bank, and partner network.
