Originally Posted by
mnscout
Interesting nuances I had no idea about. Thanks.
Ultimately this is better than say Citi or Chase EMV cards that refuse to admit you'll ever need a PIN. If you get the card and have a chance to use it overseas let us all know! Both in this thread and the dedicated EMV thread.
Right now the big hold-up here in the US seems to be the retailers enabling their POS units. Every place around here in Madison has EMV terminals, but if you insert a chipped card it's clear the software isn't enabled yet.
Originally Posted by
LoneTree
As it is currently, just USAA and Diner's are default Chip and PIN in the states.
Make that three. Seems I forgot the United Nations Federal Credit Union also has a default Chip and PIN card.