Oct. 1, 2015, may have marked the peak of the EMV frenzy as card networks shifted liability for card-present fraud to credit unions, merchants and other links in the payments chain, but there are more changes on the horizon.
And they're not just the looming liability shifts for ATMs and gas pumps. Here are three big changes some experts said EMV could soon bring.
1. Shifting perceptions of transaction speed
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