Tap-to-pay, contactless credit cards are better protected from card skimmers sometimes present on gas pumps and ATMs than other credit and debit cards are. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

So you can't use your card," said Bongiorno. And when the card reader didn't work, a stranger offered help. MORE: More customers say 'tap-to-pay' charged their credit card through bags, pockets ...

The tap feature uses radio waves to access your account -- no need to insert your card. But some Chase Bank customers say thieves used the tap feature plus some ordinary glue to steal their money.

New York’s getting a tap-n-go fare card with an uninspired new name. MetroCards will be rechristened OMNY cards — an acronym that stands for One Metro New York, according to a letter se… ...

'There's no re-education for anybody,' Pike says, 'everybody has a card, everybody has a Pin. They know how to tap it, they know how to enter a Pin, they're doing that against their own trusted ...

"And if tap is not available, use the actual chip card." "I usually use tap pay because it’s convenient and quick,” Parker St. Clair, a customer at the Rock and Art Shop in Bangor , said.

Soon, that may be a thing of the past, thanks to Tap Ride Go. The system allows people to pay for their Metrorail rides right at the turnstile by tapping their credit card, debit card, or phone.

"Starting in summer 2024, you’ll be able to pay by tapping your contactless debit/credit card, phone, or watch with a mobile wallet—making it easier for you to get going," the MBTA said. Where ...