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I noticed several months ago that Chipotle was still not PCI compliant, when I inquired about the lack of Apple and Android Pay.
They're not using tokenized transactions with chip and signature, or external card readers that tokenize mag stripe-read card numbers.
The article mentions that they have taken several steps to secure their systems, but I don't think they're finished. I was just there last week. They're using the same old POS systems and no tokenized card acceptance methods. I would use cash there until they do.
Sigh.
I still own Chipotle stock, they just can't get out of their own way. Then again if this depresses it again, might go pick up some more
Good thing that I used cash the last time I went to Chipotle; I'm not sure whether my visit was in the period reported in the article, or before. At any rate, even if I don't use actual physical cash, I almost always use my debit card when visiting a restaurant (since my bill for a single person generally doesn't go higher than $15-$20 excluding tip, I don't really bother to use a credit card in those circumstances).
@DeeBee78 wrote:
I noticed several months ago that Chipotle was still not PCI compliant, when I inquired about the lack of Apple and Android Pay.
They're not using tokenized transactions with chip and signature, or external card readers that tokenize mag stripe-read card numbers.
The article mentions that they have taken several steps to secure their systems, but I don't think they're finished. I was just there last week. They're using the same old POS systems and no tokenized card acceptance methods. I would use cash there until they do.
You can be PCI compliant without EMV and tokenization. (For now, at least.)
Having the terminal be separate from the POS does help with security, however.
Interesting. THanks for the tip