In a world where “phone” means a pocket computer, it isn’t surprising that credit cards are turning into interactive security devices. This coming January, MasterCard Worldwide will makes its largest deployment of its Display Card, in Singapore. The card looks and acts like a conventional credit, debit or ATM card, but it also has an LCD display and keypad that allows users to access account information and make more secure financial transactions... Continue Reading MasterCard releases card with LCD display and keyboard
Section: Good Thinking
Tags: Credit Cards, Interactive, Security, Singapore
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