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MasterCard Makes It Easier for Banks to Offer Mobile Services

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Oct 30, 2008, 9:32 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today MasterCard offered a set of tools to its financial institution partners that allows them to offer customized mobile banking products. MasterCard Over-the-Air Provisioning Service lets credit card issuers perform over-the-air personalization of their cardholders' mobile devices. The service also allows issuers to implement PayPass on mobile programs. It is up to the individual card issuers to offer mobile banking services to its card holders.

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