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It claims to support Chip & PIN (EMV) but I don't see how this works. EMV is designed so that you can't clone a card and in practice is it impractical to attem
by Tomdarkness 12y ago
It claims to support Chip & PIN (EMV) but I don't see how this works. EMV is designed so that you can't clone a card and in practice is it impractical to attempt to clone a card that uses EMV.
The only way I could imagine it would work is if you have the support of the bank that issued the card. However, I doubt any bank would agree to a scheme to allow a 3rd party to generate a clone of an EMV card.
- joshstrange 12y agoAgreed, if they did it would seem that this is a card cloner's wet dream. Maybe I'm missing something but I just don't see how it is possible to support Chip and Pin without proving the system is broken.
- ahomescu1 12y ago> The only way I could imagine it would work is if you have the support of the bank that issued the card. At the end of https://www.plastc.com/wallet https://www.plastc.com/wallet there's a list of participating banks, so I assume that's exactly how they do it.