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In Canada (where the chip & pin is much more prevalent) I find paying via NFC to be a lot easier. In many stores the credit card terminal is right in front of
by Zombieball 11y ago
In Canada (where the chip & pin is much more prevalent) I find paying via NFC to be a lot easier.
In many stores the credit card terminal is right in front of you. After indicating you'd like to pay via credit, the terminal is "activated" and shows your total owed. At this point you can insert your chip &pin card, or simply tap the card (or your phone) if there is an obvious NFC reader.
From the sounds of your comment, the whole timing of this workflow just isn't very smooth for you since many people are still paying with regular swipe credit cards.
Edit: Speeling!
- wgeorgecook 11y agoI haven't noticed if Walmart's new readers are NFC enabled, but using a chip and pin card with them is all about timing. Too early and the transaction hangs during authorisation. If you don't go through the prompt and explicitly declare the transaction as a credit, the transaction won't go through either. If they're NFC enabled I'm sure the same restrictions apply.