Thomas Cook Money’s Lyk Prepaid Mastercard has won Gold in the Best Consumer Funded Payments Programme category at The Emerging Payment Awards.
The new prepaid, multi-currency card which brings a whole suite of features and benefits, can be loaded in ten major currencies. As a Mastercard, it’s accepted at millions of locations worldwide.
After a rigorous entry process whereby finalists were selected by an esteemed judging panel, the winners were announced on 10th October at a prestigious ceremony and dinner held in London, attended by over 700 key players from across the payments industry.
The team faced fierce competition, including Fortress GB and Glint from Wirecard. However the judges were wowed by the innovation and excellence of the Lyk Prepaid Mastercard.
It’s a first for the Thomas Cook Money team which formed only 18 months ago, but gives a clear indication of the ambitious direction in which the team is heading, taking an existing product and revamping it with new innovations having listened to what customers want.
The Payments Association Awards celebrate innovation, collaboration and emerging payments by recognising companies that have made significant advances in how we pay. For more information on the Emerging Payment Awards, visit: https://emergingpaymentsawards.com
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