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- Current Network Contract
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To become a licensed Visa or Mastercard issuer, certain requirements must be met by your financial institution. But first, it is essential to understand your options. There are two types of licensing programs Visa and Mastercard offer: a Principal membership and an Associate/Affiliate membership. Both have been developed to accommodate different banking needs and have pros and cons that should be considered before deciding what is best for your strategic growth plan.
Find Out Which Membership Program is Right For Your Institution