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Exactly this. I've had a chip and pin card since they were introduced in the UK and never had to sign anything related to payment. It's always a case of enterin

Exactly this. I've had a chip and pin card since they were introduced in the UK and never had to sign anything related to payment. It's always a case of entering your PIN on the terminal and authorise. I was previously under the assumption that you can't authorise a payment via a signature nowadays in the UK?

quarterto 14y ago
From http://www.chipandpin.co.uk/faqs/affect.html#retailer http://www.chipandpin.co.uk/faqs/affect.html#retailer: What if the retailer does not accept chip and PIN? Where the retailer has not upgraded to chip and PIN technology, you will be asked to follow the current card payment process using your signature to confirm the transaction.
- dan1234 14y ago
  That site hasn't been updated since 2006 so I would rely on any information on there.