Credit unions are feeling the pressure of the fraud liability shift taking place in roughly four months. While many large U.S. banks are in the process of executing EMV migration plans, some credit unions are still trying to determine where to start. This is understandable, as the road to EMV might seem like a daunting task that includes several time-consuming initiatives. Starting the migration process as early as possible with a well-planned strategy can ensure that no part of the migration is overlooked.
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