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How does EMV help to prevent fraud?

During an EMV transaction the chip on the card creates a unique code that the card issuer authenticates before they approve or decline the transaction. This makes it difficult for fraudsters to copy and use the card’s data because the unique code won’t work for another transaction.… Read More “How does EMV help to prevent fraud?”

What is EMV?

EMV is a type of technology for credit and debit cards that helps prevent fraudulent transactions. EMV terminals work by reading a chip on the credit or debit card, which is harder for fraudsters to copy compared to a credit or debit card’s magnetic stripe.… Read More “What is EMV?”

I want to stop collecting signatures for EMV transactions, what do I need to do?

To stop collecting signatures for EMV transactions, contact our Customer Support Team.

Note:

You must continue to support signature as a Cardholder Verification Method (CVM).
You still need to collect signatures for transactions that legally require them. Check with your local licensing authority to find out when customers need to sign a receipt.