2007 Banking Colloquium
Workshop No. 5 Migrating to ChipMasterCard’s Perspective
MasterCard Canada - Approach
We’ve reached a tipping point…
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Through merchant-side pragmatism and cost reduction…
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Market Considerations
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MasterCard Canada does not have any mandates or changes in merchant liability
associated with the Implementation of chip in the Canadian market
MasterCard Customers are Chip Enabling
- Case by case and based on their individual goals, MasterCard is working
on a proprietary bases with each issuing and acquiring customer
- Issuers see the value in chip and are committed to migrating - Press Release
- MasterCard is committed to supporting our customers desire to participate
in the K-W trial
- MasterCard will lead in issuer, acquirer and merchant value creation associated
with leveraging the chip investment
Press Release Dec 21st 2005
![Press Release December 21, 2005](/web/20071122084326im_/http://www.pwgsc.gc.ca/recgen/colloquium2007/images/workshop5-william-giles-e-4.gif)
Acquirers Status – Publicly Committed to trial
Issuer Status – Publicly Committed to the Trial
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