RichInSpirit
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and surely more theft friendly
Not sure if limited but I have paid 2-300 with Google pay on phone. You may be asked to unlock phone to approveUsing Google pay via a smartphone has a higher tap limit than a card, I think?
Of course it is. You need to know the pin for it. With tap, you just need the card i.e. anyone can use it.I'm not sure if tapping is more theft friendly.
I find some of the touchscreen terminals for entering your pin number not that secure.
Any new payment system is open to fraud/crime. It took hundreds of years for paper and coin money to be produced in a way that made counterfeiting very difficult. The punishment for counterfeiting and "Coining" in the UK was severe, as Catherine Murphy would tell you if she was still around.Of course it is. You need to know the pin for it. With tap, you just need the card i.e. anyone can use it.
Banks will always err on the side of caution for this. If they raise the limit and there's a increase in pickpocketing/ frauds on cards, guess who will be blamed and on the hook for refunding the value of the stolen purchases...
at least you have €50 in your accountI used to able to fill my fuel tank by tapping but now I have to put in my Pin most of the time. It is a bit of a nuisance.
Maybe it's time to revisit the €50 limit for tapping your card and make it more inflation friendly. Maybe €100 limit?
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