Mastercard has announced plans to phase out the traditional 16-digit credit and debit card numbers by 2030. The company will replace them with on-device biometrics and tokenization to combat identity ...

Physical credit cards, numberless or not, will soon become redundant, as biometric payment options become more popular.

Mastercard intends to do away with the 16-digit number on their credit and debit cards and replace them with on-device ...

Mastercard has already said it will remove the 16-digit number from their credit and debit cards by 2030 as banks turn to ...

Credit card fraud costs Australians hundreds of millions of dollars each year, but getting rid of card numbers can only do so ...

AMP Bank has partnered with Mastercard to introduce Australia’s first numberless debit cards for small businesses, supporting Mastercard’s plan to phase out traditional 16-digit card numbers by 2030 ...