Walmart is using its own financial technology startup to launch a major credit card program. Synchrony Financial and the Walmart-backed firm OnePay announced the new Mastercard on Monday, June 9 ...

Walmart’s move may signal something larger than just another credit card launch. Retailers are racing to become one-stop financial services providers, blurring the lines between shopping and banking.

For Walmart and its fintech firm, the arrangement shows that, in seeking to quickly scale up in financial services, OnePay is opting to partner with established players rather than going it alone.

OnePay, the consumer fintech backed by Walmart and Ribbit Capital, today serves millions of customers nationwide and offers a suite of banking, credit, and payments products — including cashback ...

The OnePay Wallet can store up to 20 credit or debit cards, but it can only be used at Walmart and on walmart.com and cannot hold other digital documents or passes.

The OnePay Wallet, which can only be used at Walmart and on walmart.com, is limited to storing up to 20 credit or debit cards and cannot hold other digital documents or passes.

What this means for Walmart customers The move will provide Walmart’s U.S. customers with flexible payment options for online and in-store purchases. OnePay offers mobile services like a digital ...

OnePay, backed by Walmart and Ribbit Capital, is already a fixture within Walmart's physical and digital channels, delivering financial services to its customers and over 1.6 million US associates.

OnePay, the consumer fintech backed by Walmart and Ribbit Capital, today serves millions of customers nationwide and offers a suite of banking, credit, and payments products — including cashback ...

OnePay, the consumer fintech backed by Walmart and Ribbit Capital, today serves millions of customers nationwide and offers a suite of banking, credit, and payments products — including cashback ...

The OnePay Wallet can store up to 20 credit or debit cards, but it can only be used at Walmart and on walmart.com and cannot hold other digital documents or passes.