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News from Visa und Mastercard for 2023

At EVO Payments, we want our merchants to always be top informed. Therefore, from now on and at routine intervals, we will provide you with an overview of the most important updates from Visa and Mastercard.

We have listed the news of the credit card organizations according to your needs and the place where the payment is made, be it POS, online store or omnichannel. You can find out when the changes will take effect at the appropriate place.

New for payments at POS only (acceptance with terminals) 

Mastercard

  • From 01.10.2022 the allocation cluster "Transactional" will be extended in Germany, Nordics, Baltics and Western European countries.
  • From 01.04.2023 the allocation cluster "Transactional" will be extended in Western European countries.

New for payments in online shops

Visa

  • From 01.10.2022 the allocation cluster "Transactional" will change in Europe

Mastercard

  • From 01.03.2022 the new allocation cluster "3DS-Secure" is valid throughout Europe.
  • From 07.03.2022 the new allocation cluster "Transactional" applies throughout Europe.
  • From 01.04.2022 the new allocation cluster "Transactional" applies in the European non-EEA countries.
  • From 01.07.2022 the new allocation cluster "3DS-Secure" applies throughout Europe.
  • From 03.10.2023 the new allocation cluster "Transactional" applies to France and Italy.
  • From 01.01.2023 the new allocation cluster "Transactional" applies to Germany.

New for omnichannel payments

Visa

  • From 01.04.2022, the new allocation cluster "Transactional" will apply worldwide.
  • From 01.04.2022, the allocation cluster "Transactional" will be extended for Ireland and the UK.
  • From 01.04.2022, the allocation cluster "Marketing" will change in Hungary.
  • From 01.01.2023, the allocation cluster "Marketing" will apply in Spain.

Mastercard

  • From 01.07.2022, the new allocation cluster "Transactional" applies to the EEA countries as well as England and Ireland.

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