Happy EMV chip credit card day! The credit card industry has had Oct. 1, 2015, circled on its calendars for a long time. This is the day when retailers and credit card issuers must either be using ...

In fact, credit cards with chips have reduced card-present counterfeit payment fraud by 76% from 2015 to 2018, according to Visa. You probably already have at least one card with a chip, if not more.

EMV stands for Europay, Mastercard and Visa. It's a payment method and standard designed to limit fraud by using computer chips embedded on credit & debit cards.

Today is the deadline for US retailers to switch over to a payment technology called EMV. That means you’ll have to start verifying your credit card with a chip, as well as a swipe. We talked to ...

The conversion process from older magnetic stripe cards to chip-embedded credit and debit cards has sped up in recent months because of an Oct. 1 deadline. That's the day when liability for credit ...

The payment method is faster than dipping a credit card chip and more secure than swiping a credit card stripe.

Credit cards with contactless payment technology can help protect your information by making it harder for hackers to steal.

Credit card chips have made in-person transactions safer, but there are still some things you should know to prevent yourself from becoming a victim.

1) I bought something using a credit card, and 2) I complained about something on Twitter. But today, the complaint on Twitter was related to payments, and now my replies are blowing up.