The most popular is the card/keypad reader. 13.56 MHz Smart Cards and Readers. As proximity became the predominant credential technology over the last decades, contactless smart cards will augment ...

Although some might prefer swiping the card or using a chip reader, taking the contactless approach has many advantages over these traditional payment methods. Advertisement 1.

Credit card skimmers are now nearly invisible, targeting both physical terminals and online payments with wireless technology ...

Credit card payment methods have evolved dramatically over the years, from manual credit card imprinters to magnetic strip cards to cards with a computer chip that are inserted in a reader device.

Credit cards with fingerprint sensors are so very 2017. Now, it's all about the contactless credit card with fingerprint sensors. Gemalto, which makes credit card chips and SIM cards, has claimed ...

Square Contactless + Chip Reader is sold at pre-order for $49.99. Swipe fees start at 2.75. Earlier this year, Apple partnered with PayAnywhere to distribute a competing solution for small businesses.

Chatsworth, Calif.-based Secura Key announces an addition to its line of e*Tag contactless smart card readers. The ET4-AUS-D is a desktop reader/writer unit with a standard USB cable, which works ...

José Luis Arias explains why a seamless payment experience is key for a flawless customer experience across contactless cards ...

RFID-enabled cards have a symbol on the front or back of the card that looks like a Wi-Fi icon turned on its side. This symbol is meant to represent the radio frequency used by the card to make it ...

The contactless card reader, which can be passed around the pews like the traditional offerings plate, is a newer evolution that the Church of England, in particular, has been adopting.

Because biometrics are just another form of authentication to be used with contactless payment, they'll work with current contactless card readers. Bringing credit cards up to speed. Biometric ...

The contactless card reader, which can be passed around the pews like the traditional offerings plate, is a newer evolution that the Church of England in particular has been adopting.