Chip-enabled credit and debit cards are more secure, in theory. In practice, not so much. $2,300 iPhone possible? ... If you save credit card information on a retailer’s site, ...

The new EMV chip cards will take some getting used to. ... Happy EMV chip credit card day! The credit card industry has had Oct. 1, 2015, circled on its calendars for a long time.

How to use a chip-embedded credit card — and why you should. EMV cards — the ones with the embedded chip — are more secure, but they do require patience. / Source: TODAY.

It’s because there’s a change in credit cards you should know about that’s happening right now. This Wednesday, June 10, ... 2015 photo shows a chip credit card in Philadelphia.

Major issuers are finally rolling out credit and debit cards with microchips (a system known as EMV); 400 million are in circulation, according to Randy Vanderhoof, director of the EMV Migration ...

The credit card and banking industries say not very. Security chip technology makes chip cards difficult to clone. The American Bankers Association stresses that "chip cards have dramatically ...

Tap on the credit or debit card that you want to remove. Tap on the small circular “i” icon in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Scroll down toward the bottom and tap on Remove Card .

Chip card technology has become the standard at merchants throughout the United States -- and the world -- supplementing or replacing the magnetic.

In most of the world, buying goods with a credit card equipped with a chip is a mindless, ... Or you'll miss the clunky graphics switching from "Do not remove your card" to "Remove your card." ...