]2015-11-23] Digitizing PINs for Cards Resembles Bitcoin Payment Approach

[jdebunt]

Traditional payment methods such as credit and debit cards offer very little protection regarding securing financial details. While cardholder information is stored on the chip embedded in these devices – or in the magnetic strip on the back – it’s not all that difficult to copy the details. When using the card at an ATM or payment terminal, users will need to enter a PIN. But what if that PIN can be digitized soon?

http://themerkle.com/news/digitizing-pins-for-cards-resembles-bitcoin-payment-approach/

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[Carlton Banks]

But what if that PIN can be digitized soon?

I refuse to read an article which fails so badly in it's descriptive qualities for such a basic premise. If the numbers in your credit card PIN aren't digits already, it's either me or this author that's letting everyone down in the Darwin Olympics.