Originally Posted by
LoneTree
Just to clarify, it's primarily a Chip & Sig card. EMV does not automatically equal Chip and PIN.
Actually, it's really Chip and PIN.
I Tweeted, and their response was:
Follow that and you get to:
Your card is a chip and signature card with PIN capability. In most cases when you travel abroad, you’ll be asked to sign for your transaction. But at some unattended terminals, such as train ticket kiosks, you may be asked to enter your PIN instead of signing. If you make a purchase in the U.S., you’ll continue to swipe your card the way you do today.