A new, secure method for processing credit-card payments.
A new U.S. standard for electric vehicles.
An interoperability standard for trading stocks and bonds.
A tax on international money transactions.
Electronic Money Valuation
Europay, MasterCard and Visa
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They're easier to use.
They're more secure.
They're faster to use.
They're less expensive.
27%
51%
72%
98%
Chip-and-PIN: Customer inputs a PIN to confirm a transaction.
Chip-and-Signature: Customer writes a signature to confirm a purchase.
Offline Chip-and-PIN: Customer inputs a PIN while the terminal isn’t directly connected to a connection.
All of these.
Chip-and-PIN: Customer inputs a PIN to confirm a transaction.
Chip-and-Signature: Customer writes a signature to confirm a purchase.
Offline Chip-and-PIN: Customer inputs a PIN while the terminal isn’t directly connected to a connection.
Yes.
No.
Yes.
No.
2
3
4
5
As little as 2 weeks.
As long as 8 months.
Both are correct.
Neither.
Credit Card Companies (Visa, MasterCard, etc.)
The Federal Government
State Governments
Banks
October 1, 2015
October 31, 2015
January 1, 2016
April 1, 2016
The credit-card holder whose name is on the card.
The party with the most-secure means of accepting payment.
The party with the least-secure means of accepting payment.
The federal government.
Contact transactions and clear transactions.
Concealed transactions and clean transactions.
Closed transactions and open transactions.
Contact transactions and contactless transactions.
Physically tap the card to the payment machine.
Insert the card, then pull it out quickly.
Keep the card inserted until the transaction is complete.
Insert your personal identification number.