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News: Citi Will Offer Paze to Credit Cardholders - Credit-Land.com

Early Warning Services, the operator of Paze®, announced that Citi will offer Paze to its credit cardmembers.

Paze is an online checkout solution that banks and credit unions offer to customers and merchants, combining all eligible credit and debit cards into a single wallet and eliminating manual card entry. Paze provides added security because the actual card number is not shared with merchants. The Paze wallet is pre-loaded with eligible credit and debit cards, so there's no need to type in the full card number at checkout.

Once available, eligible Citi cardmembers will be able to activate Paze through Citi.com, the Citi Mobile® App or mywallet.paze.com. Customers can then look for the Paze button at the online checkout of participating retailers and easily complete their purchase with just a few clicks. Paze is available at leading online merchants in apparel, electronics, jewelry, food, entertainment, beauty and more.

Citi joins a group of leading banks and credit unions providing online checkout through Paze. Such banks as Bank of America, Capital One, Chase, PNC, Truist, U.S. Bank, and Wells Fargo already offer Paze to their clients.

Paze will be available to eligible Citi cardmembers in the coming weeks. To learn more about Paze online checkout, visit paze.com.

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