MasterCard Provides “Cash on Tap” For UK Customers

By  |  July 7, 2013
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Everything Everywhere, a UK network operator, announced a new partnership with MasterCard to roll out a contactless mobile payments scheme dubbed, “Cash on Tap,” reported Finextra. The mobile payments service will allow customers to make payments up to £20 in over 230,000 stores across the UK. Many stores in the country are now accepting NFC payments, including Greggs, McDonald’s, Boots, Marks and Spencer and several more.

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    Users who seek to use “Cash on Tap” must download the app from the Google Play store, and link their mobile wallet with a UK debit or credit card. EE announced that customers will receive a £5 credit upon activation along with an additional £5 reward when they top up money for the first time.

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