Satispay adds Mastercard debit cards and in-app stock trading #

Satispay, the Italian fintech company, is adding Mastercard-branded debit cards and an in-app investing feature to its platform, expanding beyond the proprietary payment circuit on which it built its business.

The cards come in three tiers. Red is a Mastercard Platinum card made from recycled PVC, included with the existing Satispay Plus subscription. Metal targets frequent travellers. Velvet is a World Elite card with unlimited airport lounge access and higher ATM withdrawal limits. All three are also available as digital cards for mobile wallets, carry no foreign-exchange fees on non-euro transactions, and offer free ATM withdrawals up to per-plan limits.

The investing feature, developed in partnership with Vanguard, goes live on July 13. Users will be able to trade more than 1,000 instruments, including over 800 European and US-listed shares and ETFs, with fractional shares starting at €1. Satispay will charge a flat commission of €0.89 per transaction. Recurring investment plans tied to selected Vanguard ETFs carry no commission.

Satispay reported annualised recurring revenue of €120 million in June 2026, up more than 75% year-on-year. The platform has 6.5 million users. Its corporate welfare division posted €420 million in annualised volumes, a 250% year-on-year increase.

The two products follow a series of banking-adjacent features added over the past year, including an IBAN introduced in early 2026 that enabled salary credits and bank transfers, an interest-bearing savings product, and proprietary mutual funds. Chief Executive Alberto Dalmasso has described the company’s goal as bringing payments, savings, and investments together in a single app. The Mastercard partnership extends Satispay’s card acceptance to merchants worldwide beyond its own network, putting it in more direct competition with incumbent banks and European neobanks such as Revolut.

Source: Tech Funding News