MasterCard PayPass Credit Card Readers Installed in 9 Major League Baseball Stadiums
MasterCard
PayPass Credit Card Readers Installed in 9 Major League Baseball
Stadiums
MasterCard’s PayPass, a “contactless” form of credit
card payment, has been installed at concession stands in nine
Major League Baseball stadiums in time for the opening of the
2006 baseball season.
Ther
promise of PayPass is that consumers can pay via credit card
more quickly and securely. MasterCard credit card holders can
tap a PayPass-enabled card on specially-equipped merchant terminals
without ever handing their cards to stadium employees. PayPass
can be used for orders under $25.
The
stadiums that have installed PayPass are Busch Stadium (St.
Louis Cardnals), Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia Phillies),
Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles Dodgers), Fenway Park( Boston Red
Sox), Great American Ballpark (Cincinnati Reds), PETCO Park
(San Diego Padres), Shea Stadium (New York Mets), Turner Field
(Atlanta Braves) and Yankee Stadium (New York Yankees).
Information
on PayPass technology and credit cards currently offering it
can be found at the MasterCard
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