Amazon e-commerce giant had earlier announced decisions to prevent Brit’s from using  visa-issued card on its platform from Jan 19. This decision which was already set to be implemented on the due date  was countered by a new statement released on Monday  by the e-commerce giant, stating  that the change will no longer take place.

“We are working closely with Visa on a potential solution that will enable customers to continue using their Visa credit cards on Amazon.co.uk,” an Amazon spokesperson told CNBC by email.

Amazon initially made the shocking announcement  in November, citing “high fees Visa charges for processing credit card transactions.” Visa at the time said it was “very disappointed” in the move and would work toward a resolution with Amazon.

The two companies have locked horns in the past, with Amazon announcing plans to introduce a 0.5% surcharge on Visa credit cards in Australia and Singapore last year.

It’s not yet clear why Amazon made the U-turn on its plan to ditch Visa credit cards in the U.K., nor whether the decision is final or temporary.

“Amazon customers can continue to use Visa cards on Amazon.co.uk after January 19 while we work closely together to reach an agreement,” a Visa spokesperson told CNBC by email.