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Here US, some stores when using a chip credit card (not debit/checking account btw) requires a pin instead of a signature, not sure if they call it a pin but it
by saluki 10y ago
Here US, some stores when using a chip credit card (not debit/checking account btw) requires a pin instead of a signature, not sure if they call it a pin but it's 4 digits to verify purchases . . . instead of signature.
- dec0dedab0de 10y agoI have never heard of a US credit card using a PIN. May I ask what kind of card you have?
- PirateDave 10y agoMy corporate CitiBank card required me to set a pin when they switched to chip cards. All my other chip cards have been chip and signature though.
- Amezarak 10y agoI have a MasterCard that takes a pin. I've been asked to enter the pin at several places, including WalMart. It is a credit card, not a debit card. Frankly, I'm baffles by these claims that US cards don't work with chip and pin because so far, if I use the chip, I have been required to use the pin. I also have a corporate amex with a pin set up, but I've never used it.
- knz 10y agoTarget VISAs switched to chip and pin recently. I assume related to their data leak.