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1. A card that allows the direct withdrawal of funds from a checking account.
2. A security process that uses unique biological traits, such as fingerprints or facial recognition, for identity verification.
3. A digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security.
4. An electronic system that stores payment information and passwords for numerous payment methods and websites.
5. A software application that enables customers to add products and proceed to checkout for payment.
6. A digital wallet that allows users to make transactions using their smartphones.
7. A physical device or software application that generates a unique code for authentication purposes.
8. A financial agreement where a third party temporarily holds funds until a transaction is completed.
9. A measure of how secure a password is, often based on length and complexity.
10. An account that allows businesses to accept payments via credit or debit cards.
11. A payment card that can make transactions by simply tapping it near a payment terminal.
12. A method of confirming a user's identity by sending a one-time code via text message.
13. A card that enables the holder to borrow funds to pay for goods and services, with the obligation to pay back the borrowed amount plus interest.
14. A payment system that allows individuals to transfer funds to one another using mobile apps or online platforms.
15. The process of obtaining a user's personal identification number through fraudulent means.