Ecosystem Resources

FinTech is one of Georgia’s fastest-growing industries and extends far beyond our recognized strength in payments. Our ecosystem is heavily invested in other sub-clusters, including blockchain, financial markets, InsureTech and reinsurance, credit and risk, loyalty and affinity programs, wealth management, and more. To support this thriving ecosystem, we have a wealth of resources designed to help everyone from students to startups to mature FinTechs.

 

 

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American Transaction Processors Coalition ATPC

American Transaction Processors Coalition

The ATPC was created to protect, promote and preserve the interests of this critical Georgia and American industry through proactive public relations and government affairs activities. In addition, the ATPC works with member companies, community leaders, and government officials to raise the profile of the payments processing industry in a positive light.

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Georgia FinTech Academy

Georgia FinTech Academy

Founded in 2019, the Georgia Fintech Academy is a first of its kind diversity talent development initiative for the fintech industry. Students from across the University System of Georgia participate in classes, events, and projects to prepare for jobs in the fintech industry. Today 23 institutions including Georgia State University, Kennesaw State University, and University of Georgia participate in the program every semester.

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Metro Atlanta Chamber

Metro Atlanta Chamber

The Metro Atlanta Chamber (MAC) is a 160-year-old organization that today represents businesses, colleges and universities, and nonprofits across the 29-county region that makes up the nation’s ninth largest market. MAC works to position metro Atlanta as a top-tier global region by focusing on three key areas: economic development, public policy and promotion. Its efforts build on the qualities that make Atlanta one of the nation’s most unique metros — its neighborhoods, culture, quality of life, welcoming business community and more.

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Technology Association of Georgia

Technology Association of Georgia

TAG’s mission is to Connect, Promote, Influence and Educate Georgia’s technology ecosystem to advance the innovation economy. TAG serves more than 31,000 members statewide through regional chapters in Metro Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Macon/Middle Georgia, and Savannah. TAG hosts more than 150 events each year and serves as an umbrella organization for 20+ professional societies.

TAG Fintech Society builds recognition of Georgia as the hub of choice for the world’s leading financial technology providers. The society’s goals include accelerating the accumulation of capital by its members, and to foster a business environment conducive to the ongoing success of companies, employees, service providers, educational institutions, entrepreneurs, and investors.

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Recent Announcements

11.05.2026

Visa Introduces Benchmark to Evaluate AI Shopping Performance

Visa announced on November 5 the launch of its Agentic Commerce Benchmark, designed to evaluate how effectively AI models understand consumer preferences and make purchasing decisions. The initial assessment tested 22 models from 12 developers across 15 shopping scenarios, with models failing 42.8% of test runs. The evaluation examined whether models gathered enough information to identify suitable products or appropriately declined to recommend a purchase when requirements could not be met. Visa plans to expand the benchmark to additional shopping categories and stages of the purchasing process, including checkout and payment. The research highlights reliability and consumer trust considerations as AI-assisted commerce develops.

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11.04.2026

Corpay Completes Sale of UK Vehicle-Maintenance Business

Atlanta-based Corpay announced on November 4 that it completed the sale of its UK vehicle-maintenance business to OEConnection, a Francisco Partners portfolio company. The transaction marks Corpay’s second vehicle-payments divestiture in 2026 and supports its stated strategy of concentrating investment and management resources on corporate payments, including spend management and cross-border solutions. In its third-quarter results released the same day, Corpay reported revenue of $1.38 billion, an 18% increase year over year, and 18% organic revenue growth in its Corporate Payments business. The company also raised its full-year financial outlook.

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11.02.2026

Tencent and Mastercard Sign Agreement to Explore Cross-Border Payment Connectivity

Tencent’s cross-border payments platform, TenPay Global, and Mastercard announced on November 2 a memorandum of understanding to explore expanded payment connectivity and AI-enabled commerce. The proposed collaboration includes enabling international visitors to use familiar digital wallets and issuer applications at QR-enabled merchants in mainland China, as well as expanding remittance services into the Weixin/WeChat ecosystem through Mastercard Move. The companies also plan to explore applications for Mastercard’s agentic-commerce capabilities and opportunities involving payment security and fraud prevention. Announced during Hong Kong FinTech Week, the agreement outlines areas for further collaboration rather than a completed product rollout.

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11.02.2026

Mastercard®-Powered OKX Card Is Now Live in the United States, Unlocking Stablecoin Spending for Everyday Purchases

OKX announced on November 2 the U.S. launch of its Mastercard-powered virtual card, allowing eligible customers to make purchases backed by USDC, USDT and USDG stablecoins held in their OKX Pay wallets. Customers can activate the card through the OKX app and add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay for use at merchants accepting Mastercard. According to OKX, customers do not need to manually convert their stablecoins into traditional currency or transfer funds to a separate balance before making a purchase. The launch expands the connection between digital-asset wallets and established card-payment infrastructure, with availability subject to eligibility and geographic restrictions.

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