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Isn't that a feature to make sure you can use it when you travel? Not everywhere supports chip and pin, do they? Has it ever been rolled out in the US, for exam
by Broken_Hippo 6y ago
Isn't that a feature to make sure you can use it when you travel? Not everywhere supports chip and pin, do they? Has it ever been rolled out in the US, for example - or is 2FA something everyone can get? (I know it wasn't generally a thing before I moved).
- JshWright 6y agoChips are widespread in the US (as well as contactless). US banks don't bother with PINs, but most of the PoS systems deployed to deal with chips can support PINs if the card requires it.
- Broken_Hippo 6y agothanks. I've not been back for over 7 years, and that could have changed. I worked retail, and a few banks supported contactless at the time, but not many people actually had it (or perhaps not many used it).