JPMorgan Chase & Co., primarily a Visa Inc. issuer, has sent out 30 million of its blink-branded contactless cards to date, triple the number in 2007. The New York banking company began issuing blink ...

Apple Pay can be used anywhere that contactless payments can be made (with a credit card, for example)—if you see the Apple Pay logo or just the contactless logo, you'll be able to use Apple Play.

Since contactless cards' introduction in 2005, issuers have released more than 14 million new contactless cards in the United States. Among the potential new form factors are two-dimensional fobs, ...

Every contactless card has a small chip in it that emits radio waves. To pay for something, you hold the card near a payment terminal, which picks up a signal and processes the transaction. You can ...

Where can I use Apple Pay? Apple Pay can be used at over 85% of retail locations in the U.S., Apple says. Any location with contactless payment options is a go. Accepting machines will have the ...

Chase introduced blink nine years ago to great fanfare as one of the early U.S. contactless chip cards. Blink was not a single card product, but a chip Chase inserted into a number of its debit and ...

In addition, ViVOtech believes that gift cards will increasingly be shared among a number of retailers—something that contactless cards could support. “Contactless cards will help accelerate a number ...

Contactless Credit Cards Are the Next Step in Card Security. ... If you don’t see the logo on your card, call your issuer. Your issuer may have tap-and-go cards but simply hasn’t sent you one yet.