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To learn more, view the resources below. They provide valuable information for merchants into the benefits of Visa chip technology. If you have further questions, feel free to visit our FAQ page.
To learn more, view the resources below. They provide valuable information for merchants into the benefits of Visa chip technology. If you have further questions, feel free to visit our FAQ page.
Watch this short video to see Quick Chip in action.
Listen to this brief webcast to learn more about Quick Chip.
Describes the solution that speeds up checkout times on chip transactions at the point of sale and optimizes the consumer experience.
An implementation best practice guide showing 3 steps for implementing Quick Chip.
This specification defines the modified use of standard EMV processing at the Point of Sale to enable a Quick Chip transaction.
1EMV is a registered trademark or trademark of EMVCo LLC in the U.S. and other countries.
Read about items of interest when deploying Quick Chip for EMV.
Read about items of interest when deploying Quick Chip for EMV.
Read about items of interest when deploying Quick Chip for EMV.
This information-packed toolkit is designed to help merchants make the seamless transition to chip-activated terminals.
Discover the added security benefits of an EMV chip card.
Discover how Visa protects different in-store payments.
Discover how Visa provides choice to consumers and merchants with multiple verification options.
Discover how the liability shift on October 1, 2015 affects your business and how you can help protect yourself from liability exposure.
Smart, simple, secure - see Visa chip cards in action.
Learn how to use chip cards at in-store terminals.
Research Director, Julie Conroy, explains why implementing chip card technology protects payments and prevents counterfeit fraud.
This brief webcast discusses a basic overview of credit card fraud trends, how EMV chip works and the basics of U.S. chip implementation. It also reviews the variety of resources to help you.
Welcome to Visa Chip Bytes. Designed for financial institutions, merchants, processors and vendors, Visa Chip Bytes offers brief, targeted webcasts about adopting chip technology in the U.S.
This white paper outlines the terminal configuration for a minimal implementation of online-only EMV chip acceptance that leverages existing online magnetic-stripe infrastructure.
This document provides a comprehensive summary of the terminal testing required prior to deployment, including the proper use of toolkits containing test cards and test cases along with detail on reporting requirements. There is also information about Visa U.S. Chip Acquirer Self-Accreditation Program.
This is the roster of consultants that have attended a Visa EMV chip training course and demonstrated, through examination, a broad understanding of EMV and Visa-recommended implementation options.
This document provides high-level guidelines for U.S. hotel, car rental and restaurant merchants on how to better understand and integrate chip acceptance into their payment-processing environment.
Four best practices that merchants can implement to help reduce counterfeit fraud for point-of-sale transactions.
A flyer for quick service restaurants demonstrating how to use a chip cards for payment at the point of sale.
Outlines the initial merchant documentation, organized by priority that is recommended for chip and contactless implementations.
At-a-glance guidelines for Visa's EMV chip terminal testing requirements, including frequently asked questions and a graphical representation of when terminals need to be tested.
This document provides Visa-confirmed third party vendors help on streamlining the testing and reporting requirements for deployment of EMV chip ATM and point of sale acceptance devices in the U.S.
As the U.S. migrates to chip, restaurant merchants that accept tips and gratuities on cards must consider how to best serve their customers while limiting disruption to their business. Accepting chip cards at a restaurant can be accomplished without affecting current practices.
As Visa promotes the U.S. migration to a contact chip and contactless EMV based infrastructure, merchants are encouraged to start thinking about the point of sale acceptance device upgrades needed to support emerging chip technologies.
This document offers guidelines on appropriate terminal kernel management, which can potentially minimize terminal testing and clarify when changes are needed for deployed terminals.
Describes the Accelerated Connection Platform that enables acquirers to offer merchants faster access to the next generation of payment innovation.
Illustrates the steps of EMV chip card acceptance at the point of sale for enhanced security and an easy customer experience. This is a quick reference that can be laminated and placed near the payment terminal.
This document provides a list of some topics that need to be discussed and evaluated with the merchant's acquirer, processor and vendors.
Important information for merchants that are not yet supporting chip processing.