Citibank：

In September, 2005, CUP signed a bilateral intercommunication agreement. CUP cards can be accepted in Citibank’s ATMs in 36 countries across the world.

American Express：

In November, 2004, CUP signed a cooperation agreement with American Express.

AT&T：

In October, 2005, CUP In October, 2005, CUP signed an IPVPN network service agreement with AT&T, global communication network service provider, and opened CUP international business communication network to provide network and technological support for CUP’s international service.

DFS：

In May, 2005, CUP established strategic partnership with DiscoverCard under Morgan Stanley and established the acceptance of CUP cards in the US.

Sumitomo Mitsui Cards Company:

In May, 2005, CUP started cooperation with Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Cards Company and established the acceptance of CUP cards in Japan. In December, 2007, both parties cooperated to jointly issue CUP standard credit card in Japan.

Global Refund Group：

In January, 2007, CUP arrived at an agreement with Global Refund Group to jointly provide tax rebate service for Chinese customers’ CUP cards consumption during overseas tour.

Travelex：

In 2006，CUP and the biggest currency exchange operator in the world Travelex jointly issued the first travel prepaid card called “Travelex CUP electronic traveling check.” It is accepted in all CUP-card-accepting places of CUP cards.

Crédit Agricole：

In November, 2005, CUP signed a cooperative agreement with Europe’s biggest bank group Crédit Agricole and realized the acceptance of CUP cards at ATMs and POSes of the group in France.

Eufiserv：

In May, 2005, CUP signed a cooperative agreement with Eufiserv and realized the acceptance of CUP cards on ATMs in Germany, France and Spain.

NAB：

In September, 2006, CUP signed an agreement with Australia’s biggest bank NAB and realized the acceptance of CUP cards at ATMs and POSes in Australia.

Maison de la France：

In March, 2008, CUP signed a strategic partnership agreement with Maison de la France and CUP cards became Maison de la France’s recommended card for Chinese tourists in France.

Hong Kong Tourism Board：

In September, 2004, CUP signed a cooperative memorandum with Hong Kong Tourism Board to attract more mainland visitors to use CUP cards when purchasing in Hong Kong.

Singapore Tourism Board：

In 2005, CUP began to cooperate with Singapore Tourism Board to promote the acceptance of CUP cards in Singapore.

Korea National Tourism Organization：

In October 2005, CUP signed an memorandum with Korea National Tourism Organization and BC Card Company to promote Chinese CUP cardholders to use CUP cards in Korea. 

Tourism Authority of Thailand：

In 2006, CUP signed a cooperative memorandum with Tourism Authority of Thailand to promote the acceptance of CUP cards in Thailand.

Philippine Department of Tourism：

In 2007, CUP cooperated with Philippine Department of Tourism through its local partners to promote the acceptance of CUP cards in the Philippines.

Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board：

In November 2006, CUP signed a cooperative memorandum with Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board to promote the acceptance of CUP cards in Malaysia.

Tennis Masters Cup：

In 2005 and 2006, CUP was the cooperative partner for the grand final of ATP Tennis Masters Cup for  consecutive two years.