PIN pads
Secure entry devices
PIN pads are small electronic devices with numbered keypads used to enter personal identification numbers during financial transactions.
Found at checkout counters, ATMs, and payment terminals, they allow customers to authenticate debit or credit card purchases: Enter your PIN on the pad and press the green button.
Also called PIN entry devices.
- keypadButton array for input
- pressApply force downward
- touchPerceiving through physical contact
- tapValve controlling liquid flow
- contactless paymentPurchase via near-field technology
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authentication method
PIN padsfingerprint scanners
Devices identifying people by touch
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