Warning consumers to vigilant
Safety and security of electronic payments is the fundamental promise that MasterCard delivers it its cardholders. Its zero liability policy means customers are not responsible for any fraudulent purchases.
Moreover MasterCard always encourage cardholders to check their statements regularly and should any fraudulent activity occur, they should immediately contact the bank that issued the card.
As a result MasterCard continue to work with retailers to make electronic payments the safest way to pay. Chris McWilton, President, MasterCard North American Markets, speaks directly to consumers about what this means:
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