Through October 31, or until funds are exhausted, you can get $25 off your purchase of $200 or more (before taxes or shipping) at Newegg when you pay with Masterpass. Masterpass is Mastercard’s virtual wallet, similar to PayPal or Visa Checkout.

To take advantage of this offer, enter promo code MPGAMER16 at checkout and then pay with Masterpass. This offer cannot be applied to pre-order or gift card purchases and cannot be combined with other promo codes, combos, or promotions that include a free gift. Limit one discount and one promo code per customer. For more info on this promotion, see newegg.com/masterpass.

Through today or while supplies last, you can get $50 off your booking of a hotel stay of $200 or more when you pay with your MasterCard at Expedia.com. Dates of travel must be between June 28, 2016 and August 31, 2016. Use coupon code CL9K0R2QCIAL for this discount. Note: This coupon is not valid at Hilton, IHG, Marriott, Starwood or Millennium & Copthorne hotels.
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Not sure what to get the gamer on your holiday shopping list? Today, December 3 only, you can get $15 off your purchase of $50 or more on video games at Rakuten when you check out with MasterPass. One great deal this allows you to get is a PlayStation Plus 12 month membership card for $35.

This offer is part of the 12 days of MasterPass promotion where Rakuten offers different discounts each day for 12 days when you check out and pay with MasterPass.
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For a limited time, you can save $100 off a qualifying hotel purchase of $100 or more at Orbitz when you use MasterPass and promo code: MASTERPASS. You must book a qualifying standalone, pre-paid hotel stay that costs $100 or more with travel occurring between September 18, 2015 and September 30, 2015. This promotion cannot be applied to previously made bookings.

This offer is only available only while supplies last and only on desktop and mobile web where MasterPass is an available payment option.
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In the aftermath of the massive data breaches at Target and other retailers, the interest in credit card security has grown significantly. Pushed by consumer demand for more secure card technology, Target announced earlier this year that it was accelerating its plan to rollout all its credit and debit cards with “chip and PIN” technology by early 2015, with new payment terminals appearing by September 2014.

However, it is Sam’s Club, a subsidiary of Wal-Mart, that will be the first major retailer in the US to offer secure chip technology in its credit cards.
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This week, MasterCard announced that it will be changing its rules to offer broader protections from fraud and identity theft to its US cardholders, by officially expanding a couple of its fraud protection programs.
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