Where is contactless payment accepted?

You can tap to pay where you see the Contactless Symbol on a checkout terminal. Millions of places around the world accept contactless payments, including fast-food restaurants, coffee shops, grocery stores, retail pharmacies, vending machines, taxis and more.



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Yes. You can use your contactless card to withdraw cash, check your balance and more. Your experience at the ATM will remain the same; insert your card like you do today and follow the prompts on the ATM.

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What happens if someone else uses my contactless card? As with unauthorized charges to any other cards, the bank will be liable, not you. If you suspect any unauthorized transactions, report them immediately to your card issuer.

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Bank card payments, RFID (commonly used in wristbands or cards) and mobile wallets such as Apple Pay are all examples of contactless payments.

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Why aren't tap and go (contactless payment systems) as widely used in the US as they are in some other countries? They are a new form of payment, and merchants generally prefer to use known forms of payment, with known risks. Setting up your business to accept a new form of payment can be a major undertaking.

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