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When Chip and PIN came in, as part of the TOS that you accepted by using the card, it included a clause that the bank is not liable for any fraud on the card as
by rahoulb 13y ago
When Chip and PIN came in, as part of the TOS that you accepted by using the card, it included a clause that the bank is not liable for any fraud on the card as Chip/PIN is unbreakable (the implication being you must have given away your PIN).
I believe that this has now changed (although I've not had a new card recently and I don't remember seeing any new TOS).
- vidarh 13y agoThe big gaping problem of course being that most fraud does not involve chip+pin transactions, but online transactions that are no better protected than before.