There has been an upwards trend on gadgets and
peripherals implementing credit cards that are making transactions as
easy as a swipe and click anywhere. Well credit cards are about to get
even more fancy due to some awesome futuristic tech, call it the credit card 2.0.
Major banks such as Chase, Capital One, Wells Fargo and Citi Bank in the near future could offer these type of credit card
to its customers. This concept card allows users to simultaneously link
all their accounts in one card, hide their account number digitally,
and deactivate the magnetic strip until it needs to be used again. Talk
about secure and insurance all under one plastic card. Whats great is
this card works just like any other credit card. Works will all
magnetic readers, so its not necessary to go and replace current credit
supporting applications. Would have same 0 apr card credit fee as any
other card depending on bank, and rules and eligibility requirements.
The card makes use of a pin to show the credit card
number, much like a smartphone lock screen requiring a code to get
inside the smartphone, etc. Several banks are in talks with the company
Dynamics, maker of this awesome tech, to make use of such cards. Your
future Chase, Bank of America, Citi Bank, and Capital One credit card
could very well be one of these awesome 2.0 Cards. I personally would
like having one of these. What's not to like about a futuristic looking
card offering security ,insurance, and easy of personal convenience all
in one card.
Major banks such as Chase, Capital One, Wells Fargo and Citi Bank in the near future could offer these type of credit card
to its customers. This concept card allows users to simultaneously link
all their accounts in one card, hide their account number digitally,
and deactivate the magnetic strip until it needs to be used again. Talk
about secure and insurance all under one plastic card. Whats great is
this card works just like any other credit card. Works will all
magnetic readers, so its not necessary to go and replace current credit
supporting applications. Would have same 0 apr card credit fee as any
other card depending on bank, and rules and eligibility requirements. 
The card makes use of a pin to show the credit card
number, much like a smartphone lock screen requiring a code to get
inside the smartphone, etc. Several banks are in talks with the company
Dynamics, maker of this awesome tech, to make use of such cards. Your
future Chase, Bank of America, Citi Bank, and Capital One credit card
could very well be one of these awesome 2.0 Cards. I personally would
like having one of these. What's not to like about a futuristic looking
card offering security ,insurance, and easy of personal convenience all
in one card.
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