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Maybe it’s country-specific, but most banks I know support a card reader or photoTAN device. You don’t need to use a phone.
by layer8 10mo ago
Maybe it’s country-specific, but most banks I know support a card reader or photoTAN device. You don’t need to use a phone.
- fph 10mo agoI don't think card readers can display payment information, can they? And I have no idea why, but no bank offers photoTAN devices in my country. They seem like an interesting concept, even though I imagine the underlying hardware isn't far from that of a phone, in the end.
- layer8 10mo agoThe card readers have an LCD display that shows the information.
- fph 10mo agoHow do they get this information in the first place, though? Do they have a QR code reader?
- sdl 10mo agoYes, in that case it's often called Photo-TAN or QR-TAN. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transaction_authentication_number#ChipTAN_/_Sm@rt-TAN_/_CardTAN https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transaction_authentication_num... Previously there were also so called "flicker TAN" approaches: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transaktionsnummer#chipTAN_comfort_bzw._SmartTAN_optic_(Flickering) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transaktionsnummer#chipTAN_com...
- sdl 10mo agoGerman VR Banken: https://genostore.de/Banking/Kartenlesegeraete/ https://genostore.de/Banking/Kartenlesegeraete/ Sparkassen: https://www.sparkassen-shop.de/home/shop/tan-generatoren,375/ https://www.sparkassen-shop.de/home/shop/tan-generatoren,375...