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  1. Apple Pay and Google Pay never store your card number.

    When you add a card, your bank and Visa or Mastercard create a token: a stand-in number that works only on that one phone. Each tap adds a one-time code, so a copied payment gets declined.

    A hacked shop leaks numbers nobody can use. A lost phone costs you one token, and your plastic card keeps working.

    How it works, in plain words, with diagrams:
    viacheslavpleshkov.com/blog/ho

    #Payments #FinTech #ApplePay #GooglePay #InfoSec

  2. Apple Pay and Google Pay never store your card number.

    When you add a card, your bank and Visa or Mastercard create a token: a stand-in number that works only on that one phone. Each tap adds a one-time code, so a copied payment gets declined.

    A hacked shop leaks numbers nobody can use. A lost phone costs you one token, and your plastic card keeps working.

    How it works, in plain words, with diagrams:
    viacheslavpleshkov.com/blog/ho

    #Payments #FinTech #ApplePay #GooglePay #InfoSec

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