New Mark of the Beast Chip on The Card coming October 1st

 
The woman leading MasterCard’s migration to chip-and-pin credit cards in the U.S. dishes on why this move is finally happening.

You may not have even noticed, but if you were sent a new credit card this year, it likely came with a small, shiny chip on the front. That may not be the most thrilling or sexy news, but the chip means security, and according to a survey of MasterCard customers, 77% fear their financial information being stolen or compromised via payment fraud—more than the portion that fears an e-mail hack or even a robbery of their home.





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