Debit Card Competition: Signature versus PIN
Victor Lubasi
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Victor Lubasi
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This article explores costs and benefits of two types of debit card authorization methods?signature and PIN (personal identification number)?for merchants, consumers, and financial institutions. It also considers competition between signature- and PIN-based debit cards in the United States and looks at Canada's predominant usage of PIN-based debit cards.
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This article explores costs and benefits of two types of debit card authorization methods?signature and PIN (personal identification number)?for merchants, consumers, and financial institutions. It also considers competition between signature- and PIN-based debit cards in the United States and looks at Canada's predominant usage of PIN-based debit cards.
Key concepts: Debit card, ATM card, Payment processor, Authorization, Competition (biology), Business, Payment card, Signature (topology)