Why it happens
- The terminal was not chip-enabled, so a copied stripe card went through.
- A chip card was swiped or keyed in after a chip read failed (fallback).
- Card details were skimmed and written onto a fake card.
Visa10.1Fraud
The cardholder says they did not make an in-person purchase, and the card used was a counterfeit copy of a chip card. The merchant is liable because the payment was read from the magnetic stripe or keyed in instead of the chip, usually on a terminal that could not read chips.
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