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Australia Moving to Allow Use of PINs for Credit Cards

Tags » Australia, Authentication, Credit Cards, Pen or PIN

The Sydney Morning Herald reports on the "Pen or PIN" project underway in Australia that will allow shoppers using credit cards to either sign their receipts as they've always done or choose to use a PIN instead beginning June 4. A spokesman said: 'The introduction of PIN on credit and debit cards will give cardholders a quick and easy alternative to signature authorisation when making purchases in person.' Meanwhile, the Herald Sun reports that a consumer group is concerned that a move to PINs 'could result in consumers being unable to dispute credit charges.' More details here.


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