Mobile payments company Square is known for its signature glossy white credit card readers that plug into iPhones, iPads and Android devices. Credit cards in the U.S. will have embedded computer chips ...

In the UK we have been using chip and pin cards for some time instead of swipe and sign cards, and from October 2015, chip and pin cards will become mandatory in the U.S., and now Square has launched ...

Earlier this week, mobile payments company Square announced that it had developed a credit card reader that will verify purchases from an embedded chip on the card. Currently, US consumers primarily ...

Traditional swipe-and-sign credit cards are slowly being phased out, and Square is adapting to the times with new support for EMV credit cards. Commonly known as chip-and-PIN cards in the UK and ...

Square first came to fame with a credit card reader you could plug into your iPhone jack. But next year, the company's signature device will be on its way to obsolescence as the U.S transitions to a ...

As promised back in July, mobile payments platform provider Square has made an EMV chip-card reader available to its customers. But rather than offering the net-gen reader for free, Square is charging ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Square has opened pre-orders for the next version of its credit card reader. The new device, an ...

Square plans to offer a version of its mobile card reader that can read EMV-chip cards, but the added security may come at a cost. The plug-in EMV device will launch in the U.S. in early 2015 and is ...