Enfuce Expands Revolutionary 2-in-1 Card to
Major European Markets

Innovative Dual-Functionality Card

Finnish fintech powerhouse Enfuce is set to make waves in the European financial landscape with its groundbreaking 2-in-1 debit and credit card. Already a staple in the Nordics, the E2 Mastercard is now making its debut in the UK, France, and Germany. This innovative card offers users the convenience of both credit and debit functionalities in a single piece of plastic, setting a new standard for card payments across Europe.

A New Era in Payment Flexibility

Enfuce’s E2 Mastercard combines two separate PANs (Primary Account Numbers) into one versatile card. This design innovation allows cardholders to switch seamlessly between debit and credit options using a single PIN. With the ability to set a default payment method and switch between accounts at the point of sale, users gain unprecedented control over their finances. This feature not only simplifies transactions but also helps prevent overdraft fees by ensuring that funds are always drawn from the correct account.

A Game-Changer for Issuers and Consumers

The E2 Mastercard addresses several pain points for both consumers and issuers. For cardholders, it eliminates the hassle of carrying multiple cards, offering a streamlined approach to managing their spending. Enfuce’s dual-PAN card also reduces plastic consumption, aligning with environmental goals and offering a more sustainable solution.

For issuers, the card provides an opportunity to enhance their product offerings. With customizable limits and real-time control options, financial institutions can tailor the E2 Mastercard to meet the specific needs of their customers. This level of personalization and flexibility could set a new benchmark in the payment card industry.

A Vision for the Future

Denise Johansson, co-CEO of Enfuce, is enthusiastic about the potential impact of the E2 Mastercard. “We believe our 2-in-1 card could soon become an industry norm, just as it has in the Nordics. We’re excited to address a clear gap in the market for both banks and consumers, contributing to the growth of the vibrant fintech ecosystem in the UK, France, and Germany.”