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Coin 2.0 supports it via NFC (through agreements with banks, similar to Apple Pay, AFAIK). That's what Fitbit would want.
by Sidnicious 10y ago
Coin 2.0 supports it via NFC (through agreements with banks, similar to Apple Pay, AFAIK). That's what Fitbit would want.
- abalone 10y agoCoin 2.0 does not support EMV. They used slippery marketingspeak to dance around the subject (saying NFC enables "EMV payment standards") but the bottom line is your chip card would only work with Coin by reverting to traditional static magnetic stripe data.
- Sidnicious 10y agoCould you elaborate on this? Apple Pay et. al are "contactless EMV", and Coin very explicitly says that they support it for some banks: https://support.onlycoin.com/hc/en-us/articles/207353218-What-is-EMV-and-NFC- https://support.onlycoin.com/hc/en-us/articles/207353218-Wha...
- abalone 10y agoNo, they don't say that on the page you linked.
- Sidnicious 10y ago> Coin 2.0 is equipped with contactless NFC technology that increases merchant compatibility and allows users to transact using EMV payment standards.
- abalone 10y agoThat is what I referred to as "slippery marketingspeak". It makes no mention of bank support.