Why Americans are getting new credit cards
A major shift is underway as U S banks replace tens of millions of magnetic strip cards with chip equipped ones to boost security. By year end roughly half of US credit and debit cards will be replaced, forcing merchants to upgrade hardware and shifting liability for fraud. Chip cards store a unique transaction code, resist copying, and are standard in much of the world. Banks and payment networks press the transition amid concerns over fraud costs and consumer readiness.
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