Upgrading gas pumps to accept EMV chip cards is a complex affair for convenience stores and gas stations that involves installing new card-reading hardware and software, testing, and certifications.

Many banks are now issuing customers more secure chip-based credit cards, and most retailers now have card terminals in their checkout lanes that can handle the “dip” of chip-card transactions (as ...

Dynamic Card Solutions, developer of an instant issue and PIN selection software application, says the company’s offerings can now be used by financial institutions and retailers to issue chip-based ...

Tee-On Golf System Inc.’s announced partnership earlier this week with Yespay International Ltd. will enable Canadian golf courses using Tee-On’s tee-time booking software to accept EMV chip-and-PIN ...

While the U.S. inches toward adoption of the EMV chip-card standard, some card makers and issuers are finding they need to move faster than others. In particular, issuers with a large number of ...

The U.S. conversion to EMV chip card payments took a step forward Thursday when fuel-pump maker Gilbarco Veeder-Root announced what it says is the first EMV chip card transaction from a fuel dispenser ...

What are you supposed to do when you pull out plastic to buy something at a store these days? You've probably noticed that plenty of stores have terminals that ...

Ten months after EMV chip cards were supposed to be the standard for card payments in the U.S., the systems are still facing problems with cards that don’t work on some readers and new readers that ...

As chip-equipped debit cards permeate the market, consumers face new - and potentially confusing - prompts at the register. Over the past couple of years, credit card holders have grown familiar to ...

This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community. NCR says the level 2 certification will make it easier for ...