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80 % For merchants who have completed the chip upgrade, counterfeit fraud dollars dropped 43% compared to a year earlier. © VISA 2016. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. SOURCES: U.S. card figures per VisaNet data and operating certificates provided to Visa by client financial institutions as of end October 2016; US chip merchant location data based on VisaNet data as of end October 2016. Merchants that have completed an EMV transaction in the last 30 days considered chip-activated; Aite figure on merchant adoption from “EMV Estimates for EMV and NFC: U.S. Merchant Implementation Status, 2016” by Thad Peterson; Counterfeit fraud reduction at fully chip-enabled U.S. merchants for the month of July 2016 compared to July 2015. Fully chip enabled merchants defined as locations where 80% of card present payment volume is chip-on-chip. Data includes both U.S.-issued credit and debit cards; Transaction number and volume based on VisaNet data for U.S. locations with chip transactions as of end October 2016. Visa Chip Payment Volume (B) Visa Chip Transactions (M) Chip-ready merchants now represent 41% of Visa's in-store payment volume There were more than three quarters of a billion Visa chip transactions in October, a 453% increase over last year Chip transactions continue to increase in the U.S. 43 % DOWN 771 M 630.6 AUG 2016 482.6 JUN 2016 262.6 FEB 2016 230.7 DEC 2015 139.4 OCT 2015 344.6 APR 2016 771.2 OCT 2016 $34.7 AUG 2016 $27.9 JUN 2016 $15.8 FEB 2016 $15.9 DEC 2015 $8.9 OCT 2015 $20.7 APR 2016 $39.7 OCT 2016 Of the 388.8M Visa chip cards circulating in the U.S., 180.6M are credit cards and 208.3M are debit cards Credit Debit More than 1.7M merchants are now accepting chip cards, a 191% increase in the last year. According to Aite, 84% of non-chip merchants report that they are planning to upgrade to chip or are already in the implementation process. 37 % 37% of U.S. storefronts now accept chip cards More than 80% of those locations are small and medium-sized businesses Visa Chip Card Update: October 2016 EMV chip cards and chip-activated merchants combat counterfeit fraud in the U.S. Total Visa Chip Cards (M) OCT DEC FEB APR JUN AUG OCT 2016 2015 592K 766K 927K 1.30M 1.13M 1.46M 1.72M 240.3 282.9 326.8 363.4 388.8 180.6 212.7 FEB APR JUN AUG OCT 2016 OCT DEC 2015 >40% <40% New Jersey Pennsylvania Florida New York California Connecticut Michigan Nevada Delaware Ohio Top 10 States 48 % 44 % 43 % 43 % 43 % 42 % 41 % 41 % 41 % 41 % 41 % State of the States for Merchant Chip Adoption In the top states, more than 40% of storefronts now accept chip cards.

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Page 1: Visa EMVchip infographic OCT 111716 · New Jersey Pennsylvania Florida New York California Connecticut Michigan Nevada Delaware Ohio Top 10 States 48% 44% 43% 43% 43% 42% 41% 41%

80%

For merchants who have completed the chip upgrade, counterfeit fraud dollars dropped 43% compared to a year earlier.

© VISA 2016. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

SOURCES: U.S. card figures per VisaNet data and operating certificates provided to Visa by client financial institutions as of end October 2016; US chip merchant

location data based on VisaNet data as of end October 2016. Merchants that have completed an EMV transaction in the last 30 days considered chip-activated;

Aite figure on merchant adoption from “EMV Estimates for EMV and NFC: U.S. Merchant Implementation Status, 2016” by Thad Peterson; Counterfeit fraud reduction

at fully chip-enabled U.S. merchants for the month of July 2016 compared to July 2015. Fully chip enabled merchants defined as locations where 80% of card present

payment volume is chip-on-chip. Data includes both U.S.-issued credit and debit cards; Transaction number and volume based on VisaNet data for U.S. locations

with chip transactions as of end October 2016.

Visa Chip Payment Volume (B)Visa Chip Transactions (M)

Chip-ready merchantsnow represent 41% of Visa's

in-store payment volume

There were more thanthree quarters of a billion Visa

chip transactions in October,a 453% increase over last year

Chip transactions continue to increase in the U.S.

43%DOWN

771M

630.6

AUG2016

482.6

JUN2016

262.6

FEB2016

230.7

DEC2015

139.4

OCT2015

344.6

APR2016

771.2

OCT2016

$34.7

AUG2016

$27.9

JUN2016

$15.8

FEB2016

$15.9

DEC2015

$8.9

OCT2015

$20.7

APR2016

$39.7

OCT2016

Of the 388.8M Visa chip cards circulating in the U.S., 180.6M are credit cards and 208.3M are debit cards

Credit

Debit

More than 1.7M merchants are now accepting chip cards, a 191% increase in the last year.According to Aite, 84% of non-chip merchants report that they are planning to upgrade to chip or are already in the implementation process.

37%

37% of U.S. storefrontsnow accept chip cards

More than 80% of those locationsare small and medium-sized businesses

Visa Chip Card Update: October 2016EMV chip cards and chip-activated merchants combat counterfeit fraud in the U.S.

Total Visa Chip Cards (M)

OCT DEC FEB APR JUN AUG OCT 20162015

592K 766K 927K 1.30M1.13M 1.46M 1.72M

240.3 282.9 326.8 363.4 388.8180.6 212.7

FEB APR JUN AUG OCT 2016OCT DEC2015

> 40%

< 40%

New Jersey Pennsylvania Florida New York California

Connecticut Michigan Nevada Delaware Ohio

Top 10 States

48% 44% 43% 43% 43%

42% 41% 41% 41% 41%

41%

State of the States for Merchant Chip AdoptionIn the top states, more than 40% of storefronts now accept chip cards.