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Mastercard AI Assistant Helps Consumers Discover Unused Card Perks

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Mastercard AI Assistant Helps Consumers Discover Unused Card Perks

Mastercard introduced an artificial intelligence assistant designed to help cardholders discover, understand and use the benefits offered by the cards they carry, the company said in a Wednesday (Oct. 21) press release.

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Dubbed “Mastercard Max,” the AI assistant can be delivered to cardholders through the issuer’s direct channels, such as mobile banking applications or existing AI assistants. It is available to issuers around the world, according to the release.

Mastercard manages the agent models, content and orchestration that power the Mastercard Max experience, so issuers can deliver an intelligent benefits assistant without having to build and maintain one themselves, the release said.

Once issuers embed Mastercard Max into their digital channels, cardholders can access the assistant alongside the banking and card services they already use, per the release.

Powered by conversational AI and benefit content from both Mastercard and the issuer, Mastercard Max can answer cardholders’ questions about their benefits and deliver guidance on what their card offers, the release said.

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For example, Mastercard Max can identify the card’s travel benefits as the cardholder is booking travel, remind them about airport lounge access or Fast Track services as they’re on their way to the airport, and highlight eligible dining, entertainment and other experiences once they arrive at their destination, per the release.


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