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Mastercard’s ‘reverse ATM’ stunt comes with a hidden risk

The prepaid cards can be bought without ID and cost $5.95 each, raising concerns about possible anonymous cash conversion despite Mastercard's monitoring measures.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
The payments giant is selling “limited edition” cards at the Australian Open. Some say the marketing stunt could facilitate money-laundering.

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Mastercard’s ‘reverse ATM’ stunt comes with a hidden risk

The payments giant is selling “limited edition” cards at the Australian Open. Some say the marketing stunt could facilitate money-laundering.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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