Topics: Due.com Partner Posts, EMV
Topics: Due.com Partner Posts, EMV, Small Business Tips, Payment Trends, Awareness
The EMV liability shift recently celebrated a one-year anniversary in the United States. In October 2015, new liability rules went into effect. Whenever credit card fraud occurs at a physical POS terminal, the blame is placed on whichever side of the transaction isn’t EMV-compliant.
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Topics: EMV, Payment Technology, PCI Compliance and Fraud Prevention
There was a time when a cash register was all you needed to open shop. If you also accepted checks, you could attract even more customers. And over time, credit cards became the preferred payment standard for many shoppers.
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Topics: EMV, Payment Technology, PCI Compliance and Fraud Prevention, Small Business Tips
In 2015, the United States officially joins the rest of the world in making EMVs the default payment standard for in-store credit card purchases. These more secure chip-enabled cards are quickly phasing out older swipe-and-sign plastic — and they come in two different varieties:
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Topics: EMV
Although EMV technology is more than 20 years old, the U.S. has only recently joined the rest of the world in adopting chip-enabled credit cards as its official payment standard. New rules that went into effect in October 2015 now shift fraud liability onto those who aren’t EMV-ready.
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Topics: EMV
International shopping is nothing new. Thanks to e-commerce, you can buy whatever you need with a simple credit card — even when the vendor is on the other side of the world.
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Topics: EMV
EMVs have proven incredibly effective at preventing in-store credit card fraud within brick-and-mortar retail environments:
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Topics: EMV, PCI Compliance and Fraud Prevention
On October 1, 2015, chip-enabled EMVs (Europay, MasterCard and Visa) became the "unofficial" standard for all in-store credit card transactions within the U.S. These new liability rules will change how the credit card industry handles fraud.
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Topics: EMV, PCI Compliance and Fraud Prevention
By the end of 2015, the United States will join the rest of the world in adopting EMV credit cards as the standard for in-store retail purchases. Short for Europay, MasterCard, and Visa, each EMV comes with a security chip that must be present to initiate a transaction. To complete a purchase, customers must either:
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Topics: EMV, Small Business Tips
