RBI ready for card tokenisation from October 1; what it means for customer
The RBI is implementing these norms of tokenisation in order to secure the card details of the customers.
Currently, the bank card details are saved by a merchant during a transaction.
If, the merchant's website is hacked, the details of the customers will be exposed.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is finally introducing its card-on-file tokenisation norms from October 1 after missing deadlines set earlier
The card tokenisation norms were under consideration for some time in view of growing incidents of the misuse of debit or credit cards.
Tokenisation means the details of your cards such as 16-digit number, names, expiry dates and codes which you used to save earlier for the future payments will now be replaced by a token.
The RBI is implementing these norms of tokenisation in order to secure the card details of the customers.