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Chip-and-signature cards are annoyingly common in the USA, but I though chip-and-PIN cards were standard in that part of the world.
by hx87 10y ago
Chip-and-signature cards are annoyingly common in the USA, but I though chip-and-PIN cards were standard in that part of the world.
- gsnedders 10y agoChip-and-PIN are absolutely the common thing. Hence why the terminal informs the staff member that a signature is needed (because of being presented a chip-and-signature card) they get confused: they aren't used to it happening, at all! I've had the exact opposite in the US, getting asked if I'm sure I'm okay with entering my PIN having presented a chip-and-PIN card, seemingly expecting me not to know my PIN.