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Pretty much every store I go to, I use the chip and then enter my pin. I haven't had to sign in over a year. I'm in South Dakota. Edit: I just figured out why.
by gagege 9y ago
Pretty much every store I go to, I use the chip and then enter my pin. I haven't had to sign in over a year. I'm in South Dakota.
Edit: I just figured out why. My bank is apparently providing the chip and pin functionality.
- paulmd 9y agoLucky you. Not having the chip severely reduces security (it can no longer prevent card theft, only cloning). Frankly it also precludes the idea of a "duress pin" that calls the cops, which should be a thing if it isn't.