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More from the IDG Network. Amex cards to work with Isis mobile wallet. MasterCard demonstrates new ways to pay online using mobile devices. First look: Google Wallet lets you tap 'n' spend. MasterCard and the 'iWallet' future for Apple iPhone 5. Of course, you can also choose to pay with any other card and ship the item to another address associated with your account.
The service is currently in beta, and MasterCard is already reaching out to partner merchants to integrate the Paypass Online with their websites. MasterCard is also providing an API for the service to app developers so users an use their Paypass Online accounts from within an app. The feature will now include the same look and feel of the Paypass Online Web service, including the ability to switch between multiple debit and credit cards while at the checkout.
If you want to use your default card to make a payment at the register, you can just tap your NFC-enabled device on the Paypass console and enter your pin. The dial-in information for this call is within the U. A replay of the call will be available for one week thereafter. The replay can be accessed by dialing within the U. The combined network fleet numbers more than aircraft. Together, its members and members-elect serve more than destinations with more than 9, daily flights to countries and territories.
American Airlines, Inc. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date they are made. The move is an attempt to broaden PayPass beyond contactless payments and into something more ubiquitous. MasterCard is just the latest to be lured in by the prospect that comes from managing a consumer's multiple credit and debit card accounts. As such, it enters an already crowded field attempting to stake their respective claims in this burgeoning field. There are already competing efforts to put out a digital wallet by rivals Visa and American Express, the wireless carriers, and PayPal.
Interestingly, the move could be interpreted as counter to Google's own digital wallet , in which MasterCard is a key partner. MasterCard is vowing to be open. Anybody can sign up for a PayPass account. Initially, banks participating in the initiative will alert their customers that the capability is available to them.
But consumers can also sign up and enter their own credit cards, which include Visa and American Express. Unlike other more ambitious attempts, which are trying to push smartphone tap-and-go payments, MasterCard will tiptoe into the mobile payment arena through online purchases on the phone.
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