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Security Related Questions with Proper Solution

September 6, 2018 By chasebanklogin.us

We have tried to provide the questions related to security that are asked by our users, we have to make sure that our users can easily get all the solution from below given list of questions.

Security Related Questions with Answers

How exactly chip make the card safer?

The chip alone doesn’t make your card any safer. A smart transaction adds an additional layer of security to the cards by creating a unique code to verify the transaction, protecting your card against any kind of unauthorized use. This procedure makes it harder to steal info from your smart card to avoid false fraud, one of the most important and effective forms of fraud at home and abroad.

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Is it possible that my card info can be stolen?

The chip is just an extra layer of security. The chip alone doesn’t make your card any safer. A smart transaction adds an additional layer of security to the cards by creating a unique code to verify the transaction that protects your card against unauthorized use. This procedure makes it more complex to steal information from your smart card to prevent counterfeiting, the most significant and dynamic form of fraud in the country and abroad.

How does Chase secure my card info?

Chase strives to ensure the safety and continues to give best level of security to customers, Chase fraud reports, and ongoing fraud tracking. This means that you are protected from unauthorized purchases and that you will be warned of suspicious activities.

What kind of info is stored in the chip?

The chip stores the information you need to make your purchase, such as the card number and expiry date.

Do smart cards use non-contact technology, NFC (Near Field Communication) or Blink?

NFC technology differs from chip technology. Currently, it‘s not possible to use Chase smart cards for NFC payments. But, you can make the most of your Chase smart card in a digital wallet that uses NFC technology to pay.

Does it use radio frequency identification cards (RFID)?

Currently, Chase cards with chips have no RFID and it can‘t be used to verify for RFID payments. For this reason, it is not necessary to protect a special module against accidental scanning.

What to do if I see a suspicious activity in my account?

You must call the number on the back of your card to report suspicious activity to your account.

What can I do if I lose or steal my card?

If you lose your card, it has been stolen or damaged, call the support immediately. All numbers are available 24 hours a day.

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