It is a card that uses tap to pay technology which allows for close-range, contactless transactions at checkout. If contactless payment terminals aren’t available at a particular merchant, you can still swipe or insert your card into the chip reader to complete your purchase.

Yes, tapping to pay is secure! Your Delta Community Visa contactless chip card has the same security as a Visa contact chip card. Each tap to pay transaction generates a transaction-specific code, just like with a contact chip card. And, you can’t pay accidentally because your contactless card (or payment-enabled mobile device) must be within 2 inches of the terminal for the transaction to take place. And, you can always use transaction controls in our Card Management tool to place restrictions on contactless transactions.

Delta Community consumer Visa Debit Cards, Platinum Rewards and Visa Signature Credit Cards come with contactless technology.

Look for the Contactless Indicator on your card to know you can use it to tap to pay.

No, you can still use your card by inserting or swiping, whether or not the contactless option is available on the terminal. And remember to load your Delta Community Debit and Credit Cards to your mobile wallet so you can tap to pay even when you don’t have your physical card with you!

   When you see this symbol on your card, it means your card has the capability to make contactless payments. When you see it on store signage, it means a merchant accepts tapping to pay.

When you see this symbol at a merchant, it means they accept contactless payments, with physical cards and with mobile wallets. When you see it on a checkout terminal, it shows where you should tap.

No, actual tapping isn’t usually necessary. You can either tap or hold your card close (usually 1 to 2 inches) to the Contactless Symbol on the contactless-enabled terminal.

The contactless-enabled terminals read the card best when it is flat over the Contactless Symbol, versus at an angle.

Your card should be within 1 to 2 inches of the Contactless Symbol on the terminal. It may also be placed on the Contactless Symbol on the terminal until the transaction is complete (typically 1 to 2 seconds).

This is very unlikely. The technology behind tapping to pay requires the merchant to initiate the payment. And, the contactless card must be either tapped or held within 2 inches of the contactless-enabled terminal in order for a transaction to take place. Finally, remember that you are protected from fraud losses and unauthorized purchases with Visa’s Zero Liability Policy^*.

No, you won’t be billed twice even if you accidently tap twice.

Yes! You can tap to pay at millions of places around the world. Just look for the Contactless Symbol to make sure the merchant accepts contactless payments. If tapping to pay isn’t available at a merchant, just insert or swipe your Delta Community Visa Card instead.

Before your current card expires, you’ll be mailed a new contactless card.

Call 800-544-3328, stop by any Delta Community branch or send a secure email through Online Banking.