Simplifying Compliance with Mastercard’s New MMP Rules

In this 30-minute session, G2RS experts will break down what’s changing, how these rules may impact payment providers, and the steps you need to take now. As the only compliance partner that has the capability to meet Mastercard’s evolving standards, G2RS offers the proven framework, technology, and data you need to stay ahead.

On January 1, 2026, Mastercard’s new Merchant Monitoring Program (MMP) rules take effect—bringing sweeping changes that will impact payment providers.

With Mastercard’s new requirements, payment providers must raise their standards for merchant onboarding. G2RS Global Onboarding delivers the automation, data depth, and advanced monitoring you need to stay ahead. If you’d like to learn how G2RS can help your organization prepare for Mastercard’s 2026 requirements, get in touch with our team today.

What you'll learn:

Key updates for Mastercard’s MMP requirements.
How these changes will impact operations and compliance onboarding, monitoring, and fraud prevention.
What you need to do now to reduce your risk exposure and avoid penalties in the new year.

Speakers

Anna Pogreb

Product Manager, G2 Risk Solutions

Anna Pogreb (CFCS) is a product manager at EverC. With more than 15 years experience in payments, compliance, and technology, she is fervently dedicated to fighting fraud with integrity and intellect, as well as restoring dignity to those most impacted by it on a global scale. Prior to joining EverC, Anna held roles as a risk analyst, investigator, and strategist at Payoneer, a leading global digital payments platform.

Her ability to analyze risk is built on a lifetime of diverse experiences that have given her unique knowledge of cultures, languages, and tactics used by fraudsters. Anna is a certified financial crime specialist and an active member of the Israeli Fraud Fighters community group.

Sarah Craven

Director, Strategic Innovation and Efficiency G2 Risk Solutions

Sarah is a fraud and payments expert with deep expertise in transaction laundering, emerging fraud patterns, and the acquiring ecosystem. She began her career as an analyst, developed a strong foundation in illicit transaction detection and risk analytics. As Director of Strategic Innovation and Efficiency, Sarah focuses on advancing product strategies and operational excellence across the business. She holds a master’s degree from the University of Washington and a bachelor’s from Grand Valley State University. Sarah is a strong advocate for ongoing education in fraud prevention and product management, and frequently collaborates with cross-functional teams to identify and mitigate new threats in the digital payments space.