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Standing for "Europay, Mastercard, Visa", it refers to a set of technical standards in the payments industry. It's common to hear this term when referring to cards that contain a chip as the primary authentication method, as chips were the first EMV standard. Since then, EMV evolved to become EMVCo, a company that creates and enables technical standards for card payments, including contactless payments, 3DS, and
alternative: EMV refers to chip card technology now used widely in card payments and describes the protocol between the card and the card reader or terminal. Cards using EMV are dipped or tapped on a reader and a dynamic token (cryptogram) is assigned to each transaction. The widespread use of chip cards increased the security of card transactions because it’s virtually impossible to create counterfeit EMV cards. Does not apply to e-commerce transactions although 3DS2 is referred to as EMV 3DS since in that protocol similar cryptograms are created.