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BMO Harris Bank enables transgender and non-binary communities to use their true first names on their cards

  • Diverse communities can suffer discrimination in a simple swipe transaction.
  • Mastercard's True Name program enables them to use the name they most identify with on their card.
Zoe Murphy | June 12, 2020
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