Mastercard plans to get rid of credit card numbers. We could be heading towards the end of cards
Mastercard has announced plans to remove the 16-digit number from their credit and debit cards by 2030 in a move designed to ...
Millions may be eligible for $6,000 in data breach settlement
Those affected by the Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. data breach have little time left to claim their piece of the pie. Discover ...
Mastercard's plan to get rid of credit card numbers comes with both benefits and risks
Credit card fraud costs Australians hundreds of millions of dollars each year, but getting rid of card numbers can only do so ...
Tourist spot with famous long name teams up with Mastercard to solve payment issued
Tourist spot with famous long name teams up with Mastercard to solve payment issued - ...
Americans Running Out of Time to Claim $6,000 Settlement From Data Breach
Nearly 3.5 million Americans may qualify for up to $6,000 from a data breach settlement—but the deadline to submit a claim is quickly approaching.
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Biometrics, tokenization to replace credit card numbers by 2030
Mastercard intends to do away with the 16-digit number on their credit and debit cards and replace them with on-device ...
Mastercard teams up with long-named places to promote quicker online payments
A Welsh tourist hotspot famed for its ultra-long name will become one of the first communities in Europe to try out ...
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Yuno Brings Mastercard Payment Passkey Service to LatAm Merchants
Yuno, the leading global payments orchestrator, announces it is launching Mastercard Payment Passkey Service across Latin America, enabling merchants in Brazil, Argentina, and Chile to streamline ...