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Tap and go: embrace contactless payments for hygiene and convenience

Tired of worrying about germs on your physical cards or handling cash? Contactless payment methods like Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay offer a hygienic and convenient alternative. How Contactless Payments Work: These systems use near-field communication (NFC) technology to transmit payment information securely. Simply tap your phone or a compatible card near the […]

Pay securely with Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay

Mobile payment services like Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay are a safe and convenient way to pay for goods and services. These services allow you to make contactless payments with your smartphone or smartwatch, without having to use your physical credit or debit card. Here are some of the benefits of using mobile […]

Pay with your phone, not your credit card, whenever you can

Apps such as Apple Pay and Google Pay aren’t just more convenient than carrying around a bunch of credit or debit cards, they’re also more secure. If you use a card to pay for an in-person transaction, you could fall victim to a type of cybercrime called credit card skimming. By comparison, paying with your […]

Consider using mobile payment options instead of credit cards

Lots of smartphones now include NFC chips that allow them to be tapped at point-of-sale terminals. Payment options like Apple Pay are both convenient and highly secure, since they don’t transmit your actual card number to a merchant, only a unique identifier associated with your device.

Use Apple Pay through your iPhone

Apple Pay is a third-party digital wallet. Your credit card number is stored in this application, and you can use it to pay for your purchases with tokenization instead of giving your credit card number to an online store. This will ensure that no one has your credit card information but you.

Set up a digital wallet and forget your credit card number

Typing in your credit card number on a new website is always a risk. The data could be exposed in a breach or intercepted through a man-in-the-middle attack. Many online shops, as well as brick-and-mortar stores, now accept payments from digital wallets like Google Pay and Apple Pay.