Are payments on mortgage loans using a credit card allowed? If so, can a fee be charged for using a credit card not issued by our Bank?

I'm not aware of any bank that will allow payments by other credit (a credit card).

I wish. Think of the mileage I could earn each year!

Don't the Visa and MC rules restrict the use of these cards to make payments on other debts?

I found in the VISA rules where it talks about "Payment of Existing Debt" but I cannot find anything in the MasterCard rules. Does anyone know the rule number?

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I have a question, this is from the VISA Core Rules:

1.5.5.4 Payment of Existing Debt

Effective through 13 April 2018

A Merchant must not accept a Card1 to collect or refinance an existing debt unless either:
● The Transaction results from conversion of a Merchant's existing card program to the Visa
Program or Visa Electron Program.

● The Merchant is a government agency and the Transaction represents a loan payment. In this
case, the Transaction amount must not equal the loan balance unless it is the final payment.

A Merchant must not accept a Visa Card or Visa Electron Card as payment for a debt that is
considered uncollectible (for example: payments to a collection agency).

A Merchant must not:

● Accept Cardholder payments for previous Card charges

● Complete a Transaction that represents the collection of a dishonored check

These requirements do not apply to a Merchant in the US Region.

What does the last part mean?

Edit: Let me clarify. Does the last sentence mean a bank located in the United States is not bound by this section or does it mean something different?