show images of the debit cards with the chips. Yet several viewers have emailed photos of their MCTR debit cards to KCRA that do not show the fraud-prevention chip. Here’s a version of the debit ...

Last week my husband accused me — nicely, in the way that spouses do — of having gone on a little shopping spree in Torrance, California, at a retailer called Smart & Final. My defense: I’ve ...

To check whether your debit card has an EMV chip or not, look for a golden chip located on the centre-left position of the front of the debit card. If there is no such chip, then it is a magstripe ...

Bottom line, never give that chip to anyone. If you’re throwing out your credit or debit card, make sure you’re cutting up the chip too.

The U.S. Secret Service is warning financial institutions about a new scam involving the temporary theft of chip-based debit cards issued to large corporations. In this scheme, the fraudsters ...

Chip-based credit and debit cards are designed to make it infeasible for skimming devices or malware to clone your card when you pay for something by dipping the chip instead of swiping the stripe.

debit and prepaid debit cards carried by Americans in their pocketbooks and wallets everyday. But, there is an alternative on the way, the EMV chip card. As difficult as the lesson has been to ...

Out with the old, in with the new Pretty soon, you probably won’t have a single unchipped credit or debit card in your wallet. Because of the security advantages that chip technology offers ...

To check whether your debit card has an EMV chip or not, look for a golden chip located on the centre-left position of the front of the debit card. If there is no such chip, then it is a magstripe ...