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Boost Payment Solutions Launches 100XB for Global B2B Card Payments

Boost Payment Solutions debuts its 100XB platform to facilitate global B2B payments, securing a partnership with the Medical Tourism Association to process transactions exclusively via the Mastercard network.

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All cross-border and domestic payments facilitated by Boost for the Medical Tourism Association will flow exclusively over the Mastercard network, adding card transaction volume in a B2B cross-border market cited at $34.8 trillion in 2025. However, the partnership covers one client program with no stated value, so the volume impact on Mastercard's business is not quantifiable and is likely immaterial near term.

Catalysts
  • • Boost 100XB routes MTA cross-border and domestic payments exclusively over the Mastercard network
Risk Factors
  • • No transaction volumes, fees or revenue figures for the partnership are disclosed

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🎯 Key Takeaways

  • Boost 100XB allows enterprises to pay suppliers in 180+ countries using U.S.-issued commercial credit cards without requiring local banking relationships.
  • B2B cross-border payments reached $34.8 trillion in 2025 and are projected to grow to $51.2 trillion by 2033.
  • The Medical Tourism Association will route all domestic and cross-border payments facilitated by Boost exclusively over the Mastercard network.

📝 Executive Summary

Boost Payment Solutions has introduced Boost 100XB, a platform enabling enterprises to make cross-border payments in over 180 countries using existing U.S.-issued commercial credit cards. The Medical Tourism Association has adopted the technology to streamline provider payments, with all transactions routed exclusively through the Mastercard network.

❓ FAQ

Does this deal boost Mastercard's revenue?

The article states MTA's payments via Boost will run exclusively over the Mastercard network, which adds transaction activity, but no volumes or financial terms are given, so the revenue effect cannot be sized.