The National Retail Federation said that the new chip-and-signature credit cards will require a PIN in order to stop data breaches.
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The National Retail Federation said that the new chip-and-signature credit cards will require a PIN in order to stop data breaches.
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Carlisle Sentinel Expect more online fraud as new credit cards arrive Carlisle Sentinel NEW YORK — The new chip credit cards that shoppers are getting in their mailboxes may prevent criminals from stealing from stores, but many thieves are expected…
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The FBI is telling credit card holders to beware of fraud of their personal information.
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What is EMV? How does EMV work? When is EMV coming? Learn about all things EMV. View EMV Chip Cards infographic and prepare your business for EMV Chip Cards.
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Mobile point-of-sale technology maker CardFlight has announced $4.2 million in new Series A funding.
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To check out what else is HOT in the world of payments, click here.
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A new report from Forrester Research, “U.S. Mobile Phone And Tablet Commerce Forecast, 2015 to 2020,” predicted mobile commerce transactions will exceed $115 billion in 2015 and skyrocket to $142 billion next year.
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Before the week wraps up, let’s take a little time to recap.
To name a few: Apple Pay, the Blockchain (and bitcoin), MasterCard’s ‘Selfie To Pay’, EMV protection plans, Apple Pay data, Etsy vs.
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This is how the yuan enters the international stage: not with a bang, but a whimper.
China’s central bank launched an international payments system this week, in a move to challenge the U.S. dollar’s dominance in cross-border trade.
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As almost everyone knows, the credit rating firm Experian closed off last week with every business’ least favorite headline: They’d been breached to the tune of 15 million T-Mobile customers’ account data going right out the virtual door.
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