Mastercard

1892 results about this entity

Period: 26 Feb 2008 - 17 Sep 2024

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MasterCard and Absa launch dual debit-credit card with built-in display

MasterCard and Absa launch dual debit-credit card with built-in display

South Africa's Absa and MasterCard have unveiled a dual contactless debit and credit card which also includes a display screen for passcodes that secure online payments.

European Commission says WikiLeaks blockade does not break anti-trust rules

European Commission says WikiLeaks blockade does not break anti-trust rules

The European Commission is unlikely to take action against Visa and MasterCard over their refusal to process payments for WikiLeaks after determining that the blockade does not violate EU anti-trust rules.

Making prepaid work in Brent

Making prepaid work in Brent

Josie Wessells, Project Manager, Finance Team, London Borough of Brent Council and Marion King, President of MasterCard UK and Ireland,discuss how the London Borough worked with MasterCard Prepaid 'cards provided by Prepaid Financial Services' to improve not only operational efficiency but also the lives of individuals who receive benefits.

PayPal puts £3.5 million price tag on Anonymous attacks

PayPal puts £3.5 million price tag on Anonymous attacks

PayPal says attacks on its Web site by the Anonymous group of Internet hacktivists cost it £3.5 million as it scrambled to bring in extra staff and new hardware to keep its operation running.

MEPs call for common card fees

MEPs call for common card fees

European parliamentarians have adopted a non-legislative resolution calling for common multilateral interchange fees across the EU.

UK govt tells banks to hand over account data to customers

UK govt tells banks to hand over account data to customers

The UK government has warned banks that it is prepared to legislate to force them to hand over current account and credit card data to customers who request it.

US card fee settlement gets preliminary approval

US card fee settlement gets preliminary approval

A US judge has granted Visa and MasterCard's $7.25 billion interchange settlement deal preliminary approval in the face of opposition from retailers.

ING trials EMV-compliant Internet payments

ING trials EMV-compliant Internet payments

ING is testing a new Web shopping service that uses the secure element in a mobile phone to authenticate online transactions.

Finextra TV: iZettle launches in the UK

Finextra TV: iZettle launches in the UK

Swedish start-up iZettle, which provides technology that turns mobile phones into payment terminals, has teamed up with wireless operator EE to launch in the UK.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Bank preps NFC m-payments system

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Bank preps NFC m-payments system

Hang Seng Bank and MasterCard are preparing to roll out a contactless mobile payments service in Hong Kong during the first half of next year.

Building on card networks

Building on card networks

Mike Angus, global head of payments strategy at MasterCard, talks about growth in card network usage among transaction bank and mobile payment readiness in Japan.

Under fire MasterCard bids to smooth over data privacy fears

Under fire MasterCard bids to smooth over data privacy fears

MasterCard has moved to soothe consumer privacy fears following a rash of headlines about its plans to sell card transaction data to large retailers and corporations.

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