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Citigroup Says Citi’s U.S. Consumer Cards Business Announced That It Has Entered Into An Agreement To Acquire Kard Financial; Terms Of Transaction Were Not Disclosed And Are Not Material To Citi’s Financial Results; Kard Platform To Enable Citi Personalized Credit Card Rewards And Merchant Engagement

Aug 13, 2026, 9:19 PMBenzinga Newsdesk

Kard’s commerce media and rewards platform will help Citi deliver more personalized credit card rewards and offers for customers and create new engagement opportunities for merchantsThe proposed acquisition aims to

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