Mastercard's Bug Bounty Program is part of their commitment to maintaining the highest levels of security for their customers.

They invite security researchers from around the world to identify and report potential vulnerabilities on their main website and other related websites.

Here are some key aspects of Mastercard’s bug bounty program:

Scope: The program covers the Mastercard main website and other associated websites.
These include their online payment systems, mobile applications and customer portals.
The program encourages researchers to identify vulnerabilities that could potentially compromise the security of their systems or customer data.

Rewards: Mastercard offers different rewards depending on the severity and potential impact of the vulnerability.
Rewards can range from merchandise or gift cards for minor issues to significant cash rewards for fixing serious vulnerabilities.
The exact amount is determined on a case-by-case basis.

Eligibility: To be eligible for a reward, researchers must be the first to report the issue, provide a clear and detailed description of the issue including steps to reproduce it, and not make the issue public before Mastercard has had a chance to fix it.

Safe Harbor: Mastercard is committed to a “Safe Harbor” for researchers who follow the program’s policies. This means that Mastercard will not take legal action against researchers as long as they follow the program’s policies.

Responsible disclosure: Researchers participating in the program are expected to follow the principle of responsible disclosure, which means they should give Mastercard a reasonable amount of time to fix the problem before making it public.

Participation in the Mastercard Bug Bounty Program requires compliance with the rules and guidelines. Always read and understand them before beginning your research.

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