EMV (Europay, MasterCard and VISA) technology is an international standard that supports integrated circuit (IC) cards and IC card-enabled POS terminals/ATMs for authenticating debit and credit card transactions. Also known as chip-and-PIN technology, EMV is making its way to the U.S. This white paper, sponsored by Triton, discusses the benefits of this technology as well as preparation for deployment, including:
• Decreasing ATM-related fraud
• Global standards ensure travelers can use their cards in any machine
• Suggestions on upgrading hardware
• Steps to EMV deployment

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