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Fall 2020 Conexxus EMV Survey Report
From August 19 to September 4, 2020 Conexxus fielded a third electronic survey to determine the level of preparedness of the US convenience and retail fueling industry for the EMV liability shift for automated fueling dispensers (AFDs). The follow up was necessary due to the liability shift data change from October, 2020 to April, 2021. This document details the results of this EMV Preparedness Survey and highlights trends from the three surveys.
Spring 2020 Conexxus EMV Survey Report
From February 27 to March 31, 2020 Conexxus fielded a second electronic survey to determine the level of preparedness of the US convenience and retail fueling industry for the EMV liability shift for automated fueling dispensers (AFDs). At the time of the survey, the shift was to take effect in October 2020. After the survey closed, the major card brands (in light of COVID-19 challenges) moved the liability shift date to April, 2021. This document details the results of this EMV Preparedness Survey.
EMV Infographic
In light of the impact of COVID-19, the EMV liability shift date has moved to April 2021. Don’t squander these extra 6 months; make sure you have a game plan to implement EMV. Need help figuring out how to do that? Take a look at this infographic which outlines the steps and considerations along the way of implementing EMV.
2019 Conexxus EMV Survey Report
From June 10 to July 8, 2019 Conexxus fielded an electronic survey to determine the level of preparedness of the US convenience and retail fueling industry for the EMV liability shift for both automated fueling dispensers (AFDs) set to take place in October 2020 and all other transactions which went into effect in October 2015. This document details the results of the EMV Preparedness Survey.
Resources And Guidance For EMV Implementation in a C-Store Environment
This Conexxus white paper provides links for educational information and frequently asked questions regarding EMV implementations in the U.S. It is intended to assist members of the petroleum and convenience industry to find information related to EMV. While many EMV resources exist, the resource links included in this document were found to be the most helpful and relevant to merchants in the petroleum and convenience industry. This document covers EMV Basics, Up Front Decisions (decisions that must be made in advance of EMV implementation such as debit routing, contactless, optimizing transactions, fallback, and manual entry), Cardholder Data Considerations, Testing and Certification, and Ongoing Care and Maintenance (e.g., chargebacks, kernel maintenance). Also included are other considerations that may be applicable to your particular business (ATMs, unattended payment terminals, tips, gratuities, card not present).
EMV Webinars
Each week Conexxus hosts webinars on a variety of topics, including webinars on EMV through our educational series Conexxus365. Visit our full list of webinars on conexxus365.org to find those that are available on-demand and coming up live.
EMV 101 for Gas Station and Convenience Store Retailers
Unlike magnetic stripe cards that store read-only data, EMV cards use an embedded integrated circuit (IC), also referred to as a chip, to read and write card data. The chip allows for dynamic data exchange and cryptograms for payment transaction security on a per transaction basis. Because the data changes with each new transaction, EMV cards are harder to successfully counterfeit.