MasterCard is spreading its PayPass technology far and wide, and a simple tap of a little key fob device is as good as showing a credit card with no receipt signing to be done at all. Now the ...

American Express has developed a similar payment system, called ExpressPay, which uses a keychain fob instead of a card. Executives at MasterCard are vague about the national launch of PayPass ...

enabled smartphones have been certified for use with MasterCard PayPass® technology, providing consumers with devices capable of making fast, secure contactless payments at hundreds of thousands ...

For months now I’ve been watching those Visa and MasterCard commercials ... The new Micro Tag is a small key chain with a Visa logo that acts just like PayPass. Although you can only use this ...

Data for Speedpass is encrypted in special transponders carried on a users key chain or mounted on their car. Since the MasterCard PayPass card can be used exactly like existing magnetic stripe ...

Buoyed by successful trial roll-outs in Orlando, Florida and Dallas, Texas, and a survey showing more and more consumers are looking for cash alternatives, MasterCard International is poised to launch ...

MasterCard Inc. is equipping Subway restaurants with technology that will enable the sandwich chain to accept payments through smartphones. The Purchase, N.Y., credit card processor said Friday that 7 ...

MasterCard Worldwide announced the issuance of the 50 millionth MasterCard PayPass card or device, as of the fourth quarter of 2008. In the last year this more than doubles the number of cards and ...

MasterCard has released the PayPass user interface SDK for the Android and BlackBerry OS 7 operating systems. The SDK, which is free, enables credit and debit card issuers, mobile operators and ...

The global credit-card company’s entry into digital wallets will tie into its PayPass point-of-sale system, with nearly 500,000 locations around the world where consumers can tap a card or phone ...

MasterCard announced Tuesday that its PayPass chip technology will soon be available in cell phone form, as the credit card giant rolls out a mobile contactless payment pilot across Canada.