MASTERCARD CORPORATE PURCHASING CARD
computer hardware, computer software and computer programs; computer hardware and software for facilitating payment transactions by electronic means; Read More
Classification Information
Class [9]
Computer & Software Products & Electrical & Scientific Products
Computer hardware, computer software and computer programs; computer hardware and software for facilitating payment transactions by electronic means; computer hardware and encryption software, encryption keys, digital certificates, digital signatures, software for secure data storage and retrieval and transmission of confidential customer information used by individuals, banking and financial institutions; magnetic encoded cards and card containing an integrated circuit chip ("smart cards"); charge cards, bank cards, credit cards, debit cards and payment cards; card readers; computer software designed to enable smart cards to interact with terminals and readers, telecommunications equipment; point of sale transaction terminals and computer software for transmitting, displaying and storing transaction, identification and financial information for use in the financial services, banking and telecommunications industries; radio frequency identification devices (transponders); and electronic verification apparatus for verifying authentication of charge cards, bank cards, credit cards, debit cards and payment cards; vending machines.
Class [16]
Paper Goods and Printed Material
Paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials, not included in other classes; printed matter; bookbinding material; photographs; stationery; adhesives for stationery or household purposes; artists' materials; paint brushes; typewriters and office requisites (except furniture); instructional and teaching material (except apparatus); plastic materials for packaging (not included in other classes); printers' type; printing blocks; printed publications, pamphlets, brochures, newspapers, journals and magazines, manuals, printed matter all relating to banking; credit cards, debit cards, magazines; adhesive tapes for stationery or household purposes; aquarium hoods; architects' models; babies' diapers of paper and cellulose [disposable]; bags for microwave cooking; balls for ball-point pens; chaplets; composing frames [printing]; composing sticks; engraving plates; galley racks [printing]; garbage bags [of paper or of plastics]; garbage bags of paper or of plastics; graining combs; hand labelling appliances; holders for checkbooks [cheque books]; house painters' rollers; indoor aquaria; indoor terrariums [vivariums]; marking chalk; packaging material made of starches; passport holders; photograph stands; printers' blankets, not of textile; printers' reglets; rosaries; self-adhesive tapes for stationery or household purposes; sheets of reclaimed cellulose for wrapping; steatite [tailor's chalk]; tailors' chalk; tanks [indoor aquaria]; trays for sorting and counting money; vignetting apparatus; wristbands for the retention of writing instruments.
Class [36]
Insurance & Financial Services
Insurance services; financial services; banking and credit services; providing credit card, debit card, charge card and stored value prepaid card services; remote payment services; stored value electronic purse services, providing electronic funds and currency transfer services, electronic payments services, prepaid telephone calling card services, cash disbursement services, and transaction authorisation and settlement services; provision of debit and credit services by means of radio frequency identification devices (transponders); travel insurance services; cheque verification services; issuing and redemption services all relating to travellers cheques and travel vouchers; the provision of financial services for the support of retail services provided through mobile telecommunications means, including payment services through wireless devices; the provision of financial services for the support of retail services provided on-line, through networks or other electronic means using electronically digitised information; value exchange services, namely, the secure exchange of value, including electronic cash, over computer networks accessible by means of smartcards; bill payment services provided through a website; on-line banking; financial services provided over the telephone and by means of a global computer network or the Internet.
