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Visa Brings Apple Pay to Mauritius in Digital Payments Boost

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Visa Brings Apple Pay to Mauritius in Digital Payments Boost
Visa Brings Apple Pay to Mauritius in Digital Payments Boost
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Visa Brings Apple Pay to Mauritius in Digital Payments Boost

Visa has officially launched Apple Pay in Mauritius, marking a major step in the country’s digital payments journey.

The launch strengthens Mauritius’ position as a growing financial and innovation hub in the Indian Ocean region.

Currently, the service is available to MCB Visa cardholders, with more banks expected to join soon.

A Simpler and Safer Payment Experience

Apple Pay allows customers to make secure contactless payments using their iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, and Mac.

To pay in stores, users simply double-click the side button, authenticate using Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode, then hold the device near a payment terminal.

The service works across supermarkets, restaurants, pharmacies, coffee shops, retail outlets, and other locations that accept contactless payments.

According to Yared Endale, the launch reflects the increasing demand for secure and mobile-first payment solutions.

“The launch of Apple Pay in Mauritius is an important milestone in the country’s digital transformation journey,” he said.

He added that Visa continues to support technologies that strengthen digital commerce and improve customer convenience.

Visa Brings Apple Pay to Mauritius in Digital Payments Boost

Visa Brings Apple Pay to Mauritius in Digital Payments Boost

Driving Mauritius’ Digital Economy

Apple Pay also improves online and in-app shopping experiences. Customers can complete purchases quickly without repeatedly entering card details or billing information.

Additionally, security remains a key feature of the platform. Instead of storing card numbers on devices or servers, Apple Pay uses an encrypted Device Account Number stored securely within the device.

Customers will also continue enjoying all rewards and benefits linked to their Visa cards while using Apple Pay.

Furthermore, the launch highlights Visa’s continued investment in technologies such as tokenization to support secure and scalable digital payments globally.

Ultimately, the introduction of Apple Pay signals growing momentum toward cashless transactions and smarter financial services across Africa and the wider region.

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