Sony MasterCard is issued by MBNA Bank of Canada. Thus, all the payments and transactions made through Sony MasterCard cards are handled by MBNA. You can pay the dues for your Sony MasterCard over the Internet through MBNA’s Online Banking service. By enrolling in Online Banking, you can also:
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Obtain regular updates on your account activity
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View and download monthly credit card statements for the past 12 months
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View the current balance of all your accounts
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Confirm available credit
Online Banking allows you to perform these tasks from the convenience of your home or office, any time of a day, seven days a week.
Sony MasterCard Payment Online: Eligibility for Enrolling into Online Banking
You can enroll for Online Banking if you are associated with an MBNA Canada Bank account in good standing in any one of the following:
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Primary accountholder: the person responsible for the repayment of the balance on the account.
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Co-applicant: a person who has full account privileges and also holds financial responsibility for the repayment of the balance of the account.
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Guarantor: a person who assumes the responsibility of payments for the account if the accountholder defaults.
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Authorized user: a person who has full account privileges on another person's account, but may be responsible only for the repayment of charges on the account.
Sony MasterCard Payment Online: Registering for Online Banking
The registration for Online Banking is a three-step process that involves:
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Confirmation of your identity.
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Selecting a login name and password.
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Accepting the terms and conditions for MBNA’s Electronic Access Agreement.
Sony MasterCard Payment Online: Security Tips
Security is the greatest concern when it comes to making credit card payments online.
One of the most troubling security issues is the possibility of identity theft. You may not even be aware that you have become a victim of identity theft. You can lower your chances of falling victim by paying close attention to all your credit card statements and other financial records.
If you do not receive a banking or credit card statement on schedule, contact the issuer immediately. If you do become a victim:
- Report to the bank and credit reporting agencies.
- Perform a follow-up check after three months to ensure that your identity has not been used again.