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They should not be able to copy chip&pin cards when those finally arrive in the USA. And how about PayWave?
by guard-of-terra 11y ago
They should not be able to copy chip&pin cards when those finally arrive in the USA.
And how about PayWave?
- thesimon 11y agoAfaik Paypass/Paywave can't be cloned as well (http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/21982/can-i-clone-my-credit-card-using-the-nexus-s-and-galaxy-nexuss-nfc-chip-if-n http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/21982/can-i-clone...) so their "solution" is going to be interesting. The purpose of chipped cards is exactly to prevent against clones/skimming, so these devices should die pretty soon. If they don't go the Apple Pay way, which probably costs a huge amount of time and money.
- scintill76 11y ago"Chip & signature" cards are surprisingly well-deployed already, at least on the card side. I've received several new cards in the last 6-12 months with a chip, but apparently no PIN. Walmart's payment terminal made me use the chip when I tried swiping (AmEx). I don't know if that behavior is selective based on transaction value or something, but that particular card may already be incompatible with Coin.