EMV Chip Card Technology

Chip technology for credit cards is here…and gaining momentum. Chip cards-also known as Europay, MasterCard and Visa (EMV)-are similar to current credit and debit cards. But in addition to a magnetic strip, the card features a small computer chip, adding an extra layer of security.
Get all the information you need about chip card, or EMV, technology now and enjoy safer shopping in the future.
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[@skablazer7078]

Oh my god the marker squeaking the WHOLE TIME

[@Isaac-gh5ku]

Fun fact: EMV stands for Europay + MasterCard + Visa.

[@skharris37]

To have a truly secure chip card the banks would need to remove the old mag stripe and NOT print the card number and expiration on the card !

[@charlieangkor8649]

I ground out the skimming enabling magstripe with a sandpaper and now an ATM will not open the door in the slot to let me insert the card. So the banks protect the fraudsters by preventing the customers from making the horribly insecure card more secure.

[@phuongnguyenquang4360]

the sound when you wrote it down make me feel a little bit unstafied. Anyway, thank you for good information

[@KetaFPV]

Wait am I getting this right? Is this something new for Americans? Cos I'm sure we've had this in the UK for a loooooooooong time.

[@ashleyl3219]

after I got my chip card someone stole all the money out of my account so im not too sure about that emv powerful security

[@steam_vortex2608]

Wait, did I hear that right? So if a person has their credit card hacked it's the bank that pays for it with EMV type cards?

[@TheMatthewDMerrill]

Say if Mcdonalds still has the swipe, they have to pay for that fraud. If they have the new chip, the bank has to pay.

[@archilodishelidze6779]

loool for EMV DDA i can calculate ARQC :D

[@michellekim1712]

so why does the financial institution or merchant responsible for fraud? Is this a new policy or is it for more complex reasons?

[@mreloncam]

because the financial institution promises the card can never be "fraud". EMV's promises to have "one of a kind" codes that can never be repeated again. if it was repeated, then financial institution is liable for that.

[@StrokeMahEgo]

if by "new" technology, you mean invented in the '90s, then yes.

[@izy409]

+StrokeMahEgo I just came down in the comments to say this.

[@onaolapotimothy9585]

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[@onaolapotimothy9585]

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[@brandtsmith1287]

@Darkteckh on telegram is a real vendor I can’t believe my eyes that man too real Go on his telegram He sell credit card with high balance💯

[@locNguyen-jb1vt]

It suck in the laundry card

[@charlieangkor8649]

according to a post on facebook a victim of skimming was liable for the fraud despite being promised otherwise. It was a US bank.

[@iPicti]

And it tracks your every move! Stupid chip takes 3 times as long at the terminal too.

[@nicholasking2131]

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[@brandtsmith1287]

@Darkteckh on telegram is a real vendor I can’t believe my eyes that man too real Go on his telegram He sell credit card with high balance💯

[@rehab2221]

Can some one help me understand this

[@rehab2221]

Emv are in most cards? Or rfid

[@mountainamericacu]

EMV chips are in almost every card these days to increase security. They have to be inserted into a card reader in order to function. RFID is a separate technology which enables touchless payment on enabled point of sale processing systems. You simply have to hold your card up to the card reader and it will process. Most of the cards we off utilize both technologies. We hope this helps!

[@codalan7802]

*DUMPSZUCK* on telegram is good and legit , I got my physical credit card from him thank for the honest bro...I'mma surely come for more bro

[@Mr.Plutonium]

It makes it nearly impossible because you transfer the liability to the merchant and not the person that robbed people's money.

[@onaolapotimothy9585]

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[@brynemupedzi8740]

Squeaky marker annoying

[@Sirg17x]

To bad the magnetic strip can still be picked up by scanning apps and false front card skimmers placed on atms/gas pumps/etc., your pin can be picked up by a small camera placed on an atm or pinpad. Hell they don't even need that false card to make payments online. Just the digits on the card. Ain't life grand we are all just waiting to be stolen from.

[@charlieangkor8649]

Frack the person who designed the security of these card was absolutely irresponsible incompetent and reckless

[@thebonfiree]

very irritating pen sound.

[@ANGELSVEN]

This is being forced on us with no "opt out" available.

[@izy409]

+Harpist Los Angeles Of course you can opt out! Nobody is forcing you to have a credit or debit card. But for us who actually care about security we are glad that this technology is finally being adopted in the US.

[@helookalikaman79]

bs "security" is used to hide a lot of fucked up things

[@ANGELSVEN]

@wew, you are naive, have bought the like, don't realize you are being groomed and have drunk the Kool Aid of "safety." Do your research because, clearly, you have not.

[@reversedpineapple8899]

PIN "Number"...*barfs*

[@awesomelife3680]

You explained almost zero about the chip technology and more about credit card use. I wanted to hear, how is it possible that a tiny metal piece tramsmits data.... This video title is misleading

[@mountainamericacu]

Hi, Nascar F! We're sorry that you were disappointed with our video. The intention of the video was to explain how EMV technology is different, and more secure, than standard credit cards magnetic strips and how the technology functions in general.

[@rabindrashahi812]

MARKER SOUND IS A KIND OF IRRITATION.

[@mountainamericacu]

Thanks for your feedback, Rabindra!

[@TheMatthewDMerrill]

The chips are not safe. A hacker can use a cheap card reader, put it right next to you with your card in your pocket. The hacker now has the numbers to your card and can use it online. The card also still has the swipe, so it is still able to be swiped somewhere and have the cards info.

[@Metarkice]

You're mistaking EMV and NFC/RFID - two very different things.
And the thing "hackers can read number through your pocket" was maybe true 5 years ago, but it have been fixed since and card from that age are now outdated and unusable.

[@johnnyyang9572]

lies

[@onaolapotimothy9585]

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[@brandtsmith1287]

@Darkteckh on telegram is a real vendor I can’t believe my eyes that man too real Go on his telegram He sell credit card with high balance💯

[@amazonamazon2077]

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[@anthonyleedickinson3491]

No I would refuse the card full stop I am UK and I point blank refused my contatless card. People swipe them on public transport and other public areas. Though you may not be responsible for fraud. How long are u waiting for your money back. How long will it take to hack? Need I go on? In my eyes banks love fraud because they're taking sercurity away from cards. All you get oh it's secure until it gets hacked as always.