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masterpass is MC's version of 3DS. It's used by MC worldwide when transaction is sus. I guess, in MC's eyes, transactions in your country are considered sus by
by 0x457 2y ago
masterpass is MC's version of 3DS. It's used by MC worldwide when transaction is sus. I guess, in MC's eyes, transactions in your country are considered sus by default even if they entirely between local entities.
I don't remember it's ever expiring, at least in the US. IDK how they handle traffic in different countries. It sounds a lot more like your traffic got routed somewhere else and not MC?
- 1oooqooq 2y agomasterpass et all are triggered more by suspicion of the vendor than the client. but i guess it can be both...
- 0x457 2y agoIt's both. I got 3ds triggered on a vendor I used all the time, but one time I bought from it while I was in Vietnam - hello secondary verification screen. Also happened for vendor that I had no issues with, but when I used my card from not-US bank - secondary verification screen. Suspicion on the vendor usually, at least with my banks, triggers a fraud alert that I have to respond. 3DS on the other hand is to verify that the person making a payment is the rightful cardholder. Masterpass also doesn't always redirect to that verification screen.