What are contactless payments?
How do I know if my card or device can make contactless payments?

Contactless Chip Cards
If your Debit/Credit Card features the Contactless Indicator on either the front or back, you can use it to tap to pay where you see the Contactless Symbol
Accepted Cards:

Devices
Don’t have a contactless chip card? You can still tap to pay by loading an eligible payment card into your payment-enabled phone or wearable device.
How to Tap to Pay

Look


Tap


Go
Your payment is securely processed in seconds. Once your payment is confirmed, you’re good to go!
Benefits of Contactless Payments

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What are contactless payments?
How do I know if my card or device can make contactless payments?

Contactless Chip Cards
If your Debit/Credit Card features the Contactless Indicator  on either the front or back, you can use it to tap to pay where you see the Contactless SymbolÂ
Accepted Cards:

Devices
Don’t have a contactless chip card? You can still tap to pay by loading an eligible payment card into your payment-enabled phone or wearable device.
How to Tap and Pay

Look


Tap


Go
Your payment is securely processed in seconds. Once your payment is confirmed, you’re good to go!
Benefits of Contactless Payments


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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Tapping to pay uses short-range wireless technology to make secure payments between a contactless chip card or payment-enabled mobile/wearable device and a contactless-enabled checkout terminal. When you tap your card or device near the Contactless Symbol, your payment is sent for authorization.
All NFC enabled VISA, MasterCard, PayPak and UnionPay cards are accepted. Just Tap and Pay, and you’re good to go!
You’ll see the Contactless Indicator on your card, and in the App of your device.
Once you are prompted to pay, place your contactless chip card or payment-enabled mobile/wearable device within 1 to 2 inches of the Contactless Symbol  on the terminal and follow the prompts.
One to two seconds should do it.
Yes. If your card/device doesn’t support NFC payments, you can still swipe the card.
The Wi-Fi-looking symbol on a debit or credit card is the EMVCo Contactless Indicator*. It indicates that your card can be used to tap to pay on a contactless-enabled payment terminal.