Mastercard on Monday announced that it’s acquiring digital identity verification company Ekata for $850 million.
The acquisition of Seattle-based Ekata is part of Mastercard’s plan to boost its identity verification capabilities.
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Mastercard Acquires Digital Identity Verification Firm Ekata for $850 Million
Mastercard on Monday announced that it’s acquiring digital identity verification company Ekata for $850 million. The acquisition of Seattle-based Ekata is part of Mastercard’s plan to boost its identity verification capabilities. The post Mastercard Acquires Digital Identity Verification Firm Ekata for $850 Million appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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