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The U.S. government has not publicly commented on the Mastercard ban.</p>\n<p>The RBI did not immediately respond.</p>\n<p>A Mastercard spokesman told Reuters, \"We've had very constructive engagements with the Indian and U.S. governments over the past few weeks and appreciate the support of both.\" This includes discussions with the RBI, and Mastercard has \"made good progress\" as it looks to resolve the situation quickly, he said.</p>\n<p>\"PANIC\", \"FULL COURT PRESS\"</p>\n<p>Mastercard counts India as a key growth market. 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The U.S. government has not publicly commented on the Mastercard ban.\nThe RBI did not immediately respond.\nA Mastercard spokesman told Reuters, \"We've had very constructive engagements with the Indian and U.S. governments over the past few weeks and appreciate the support of both.\" This includes discussions with the RBI, and Mastercard has \"made good progress\" as it looks to resolve the situation quickly, he said.\n\"PANIC\", \"FULL COURT PRESS\"\nMastercard counts India as a key growth market. In 2019 it said it was \"bullish on India\", a country where it has made major investment bets and built research and technology centres.\nThe Mastercard ban rattled the company and upset India's financial sector as Indian partner banks fear a hit to their income as they struggle to swiftly partner with new networks to offer cards.\nThe RBI acted against Mastercard because it was \"found to be non-compliant\" with the 2018 rules despite the \"lapse of considerable time and adequate opportunities\".\nThe rules, requiring foreign card networks to store Indian payments data locally for \"unfettered supervisory access\", were implemented after failed lobbying efforts of U.S. firms also soured trade ties between New Delhi and Washington.\nMastercard has said it was \"disappointed\" with the decision. 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