Whether you know it or not, you probably have an EMV card in your wallet. EMV cards, named for the joint development with Europay, MasterCard, and Visa, incorporate a computer chip into the physical ...

As EMV payment cards get widely introduced in the United States, credit card fraud will significantly rise in the short term, the PCI Council's Bob Russo said in his keynote address at the ISMG Fraud ...

The EMV chip is widely recognized as one of the payments industry’s most powerful tools in the fight against card fraud. While the U.S. may have initially been slow to embrace EMV, industry research ...

First-party or new account fraud and business email compromise attacks are likely to increase, too, as EMV shores up the security of card transactions at the point of sale. In addition, one ...

EMV chip cards continued to gain share of U.S. card payments in early 2019, although their conquest is not yet complete more than three years after the payment card networks’ EMV liability shifts. But ...

The U.S. payments industry is counting on EMV chip cards to eliminate much if not all of the counterfeit and lost-and-stolen fraud merchants suffer at the point of sale. They may well do that when EMV ...

Credit and debit cards in the U.S. now have EMV -- Europay, Mastercard and Visa -- chip technology, the global standard for card payments that significantly reduces fraud. Most card users are familiar ...

Chip cards are paying off in terms of reduced fraud. That's the conclusion of a new Visa report on transactions since the shift to EMV (named after original developers Europay, MasterCard, and Visa) ...

The global e-commerce market continues to expand. By 2019, it’s expected to be worth $2.4 trillion. But as the market grows, so does the opportunity for fraud (online fraud was up by 30% last year), ...

Credit and debit cards with EMV chips have been around for five years now, except at gas stations. That’s because it is a lot harder to change card readers in gas pumps — where it may require breaking ...