Financial services giant MasterCard Worldwide announced the launch of its MasterCard Over-the-Air Provisioning Service, a program enabling issuers to personalize cardholders' mobile devices via one-step, over-the-air process. With the MasterCard Over-the-Air Provisioning Service, issuers can more efficiently implement contactless PayPass solutions with minimal effort, enabling NFC-enabled mob...
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MasterCard Worldwide is joining with the Commonwealth Bank -- and playing on Australians' love of their mobile phones -- to launch its PayPass cashless payment system down under.
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MasterCard announced the launch of the MasterCard Over-the-Air Provisioning Service, that enables issuers to perform over-the-air personalization of their cardholders' mobile devices in an easy, one-step process. The service allows issuers to implement PayPass on mobile programs in a reduced timeframe with minimal development and implementation effort. Mobile MasterCard PayPass enables mobil...
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MasterCard introduced the MasterCard Mobile Payments Gateway, a mobile payments processing platform that enables financial institutions and mobile operators to deliver end-to-end mobile payments solutions through the MasterCard Worldwide Network. And the first partners that will use the new service is already on board Brazils Itau Unibanco and Redecard, along with mobile operator Vivo. Using
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MasterCard Worldwide today announced the availability of the MasterCard ATM Hunter application for BlackBerry smartphones.Continue reading...
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PayPass mobile contactless payments have been making the rounds in NYC, and even found their way north of the border through Bell recently, but have both been limited to NFC-enabled phones (namely the Nokia (NYSE: NOK) (NYSE: NOK) 6131). Luckily, MasterCard Canada is launching a new tag that you can slap on the back of your BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) (NSDQ: RIMM) which enables you to pay for goods an...
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Financial services giant MasterCard Worldwide announced the launch of its MasterCard ATM Hunter application via Apple's App Store, enabling iPhone and iPod touch users to locate the nearest cash machine regardless of their present whereabouts. According to MasterCard, the free ATM Hunter app exploits the iPhone's location awareness technologies to pinpoint the search--users may customize...
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MasterCard Worldwide today announced the availability of the MasterCard Priceless Picks iPhone application which gives consumers a location-based utility to find and share their favorite picks with friends and family.Continue reading...
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MasterCard Worldwide today announced that its MasterCard ATM Hunter application is available on the Apple App Store. The app lets iPhone and iPod touch users easily locate the nearest ATM no matter where in the world they are. The MasterCard ATM Hunter utilizes the iPhone or iPod touch’s location awareness technologies to pinpoint the search. Users
There have been several small trials of mobile phone based NFC payment systems across the United States in the past but it has never been launched on a wide scale so they can actually become usable. It now appears Canada is taking up the same trails with the help of MasterCard, with a variation of its
MasterCard Worldwide today announced that its MasterCard ATM Hunter application is available on the Apple App Store. The app lets iPhone and iPod touch users easily locate the nearest ATM no matter where in the world they are. The MasterCard ATM Hunter utilizes the iPhone or iPod touch’s location awareness technologies to pinpoint the search. Users
