Lori Griboski

With six months to go until the EMV deadline, we take a look at how gas stations have progressed since the latest extension and how far they have to go.

The COVID-19 pandemic led to card schemes announcing that the date for the EMV liability shift will be put back to April 2021, but this does not mean gas stations should stop thinking about compliance

In October gas stations will be under new obligations for accepting card payments at the pump. In this article we answer your frequently asked questions about how the change will affect the industry.

Gas stations are struggling to justify the costs of installing chip card readers. But instead of asking “can I afford to be EMV compliant?” gas station owners should be asking “can I afford not to?”

With just under a year to go until the deadline goes live and absolute, we can now take a look at where we are now, and by extension, where we're likely to be when that deadline arrives.

The introduction of EMV and contactless technology is transforming card present payments. But what does that mean for gas stations, where installing the appropriate payment terminals is more complex?