Credit card readers are the front end to your point of ... it's not just the ability to process payments from credit/debit cards with an EMV aka chip-and-pin, but contactless payments can now ...

These readers will require you to swipe the customer’s credit card through the reader to process the payment. EMV Chip Readers EMV chip readers are the next step up and are becoming increasingly ...

Introduced as a way to mitigate credit card fraud, EMV chip cards feature a small microprocessor ... to insert (or "dip") their card into a card reader, rather than use the old method of swiping ...

RFID credit cards are considered to be as safe as EMV chip cards ... have begun targeting these credit cards by using RFID ...

Using a biometric scanner on your credit card makes your transactions more secure, but it might not solve any real issues.

Three months after a breach of credit and debit information left many local cardholders vulnerable to fraud, area retailers are installing new point-of-sale systems that promise to better protect ...

By Funto Omojola, NerdWallet It may not seem “futuristic” these days to dip or tap a credit card instead of swiping it, or to hold a cell phone over a payment terminal to cover your groceries. But in ...

The credit card reader connects to your iPhone via ... Its hardware includes a three-in-one card reader that accepts EMV chip cards, contactless payments and magstripe cards.

The first major advancement in card tech came from the Europay, Visa and Mastercard chip, or EMV chip ... contactless card readers. Biometric technology — even on credit cards — isn't ...