About Mastercard Start Path
Startups must have a live product, be at the Seed or Series A stage, and operate in fintech-related sectors. The six-month virtual program is tailored to each startup’s needs. Investment amounts range from $1 million to $10 million.
How to apply
Eligibility Criteria:
Stage: Later-stage startups with a compelling value proposition.
Product: A live product in the market.
Funding: Seed or Series A investment stage.
Team: A dedicated and experienced team.
Industry Focus: Fintech and related sectors.
Application Process:
Online Application:
Visit the Mastercard Start Path application page.
Complete the application form with detailed information about your startup, including your business model, market traction, team, and funding status.
Review and Selection:
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Selected startups will be contacted for further discussions and assessments.
Program Participation:
If selected, you'll join a six-month virtual program tailored to your startup's needs.
Benefits include mentorship, access to Mastercard's global network, and opportunities for strategic investment.
For more information, visit the Mastercard Start Path official page.
Ensure your application highlights your startup's unique value proposition, market traction, and alignment with Mastercard's focus areas.
A note on accuracy
This information is based on our research and may change over time. Always confirm the latest details on the official website. Spotted something off? Let us know.
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