Things seem to be heating up between these two, and I was wondering which of these two companies seems to be more attractive in terms of location, TC, prestige, exit opportunities, WLB, and just overall which company seems to be better?
I know that Visa has had very close ties with Amazon, and Mastercard recently partnered with Google and Apple, so it seems like these two are just siding with the major players in Tech, and I am curious one what people's thoughts are who who will most likely win out? #mastercard #visa
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It’s already happened in Asia with Alipay, Wechat Pay, Paytm, etc.
I don’t think V/MC can ever be fully removed from the ecosystem since they are truly part of the payments plumbing and infrastructure. Much like Comcast being an ISP, V/MC have an important role and will continue to play that role in everyday life.
The future for these behemoths will continue to lie in fintech partnerships. I also see them leaning hard into B2B payments - a space that has sorely lacked innovation and change.