Visa recently released a year-in-review highlighting the changes America has experienced since upgrading to chip card technology. According to the official report from Visa, fraudulent charges at chip-enabled merchants dropped 52% from September 2015 to September 2016. Counterfeit fraud declined 14% for all merchants in the same timeframe. The number of chip-enabled Visa cards in

Fraudulent Transactions Down 52% Among Chip-Enabled Merchants
January 31, 2017
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Bill Hardekopf