Mastercard has unveiled a digital infrastructure platform that will enable individuals, without formal identification, to access a variety of services and benefits.

The mobile operator joins forces with Mastercard to enable its customers to load bank card details into a digital wallet app for payments.

The bank unveils its SimplyBlu all-in-one payment solution that allows small business owners to start and manage their own online store from one platform.

Apple announces a credit card offering that does not charge fees, helps users manage their finances better and gives cash-back rewards.

The bank makes it possible to perform QR code payments using its banking app.

The global payments company says a major part of its future strategy is to find digital solutions for people still transacting in cash.

The global payments company integrates its Masterpass technology into the new EasyPay app for quick payments to 600 bill issuers.

Around 70% of survey respondents believe there is not much they can do to protect their personal information, reveals a Mastercard study.

The bank introduces a tap-and-go payment feature, which allows customers to make payments using their Fitbit and Garmin wearables.

Making yet another technological leap in payments, IDEMIA, the global leader in Augmented Identity; Network International, the leading payment solutions provider in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, and Mastercard, a leading technology company in the global payments industry, have teamed up to launch a project to enable merchants to use smartphones to accept contactless payments.

Its Everywhere Initiative offers start-ups the chance to win up to $50 000.

This will enable Mastercard to leverage Oltio's infrastructure to enhance its existing suite of digital solutions.