Open Rombersoft opened 5 years ago
All is working correctly. The card number read from the smartphone's NFC (e.g., Google Pay or Apple Pay) is a virtual one (it's called tokenized). If you pay with your smartphone on the POS, you will also see the last few digits of the virtual number on the receipt.
Yes, all is working correctly. But how can I understand that it was red NFC banking card and it was red smartphones NFC (google/apple pay)???
You can't do that, because the smartphone is emulating a bank card.
Still there is one way to figure out if it is Google or Apple Pay, because the Smartphone announces a feature called "Customer Device Cardholder Verification". The current released version of the EMV script does not show this, but the pull request #98 modifies it to show that information in CardPeek.
Ok, thank you. Check this as fast as can
Hello. I return to this problem. I've already update emv.lua script but I don't see difference between real banking card and smartphone. Maybe you explain me how to see this difference in logs or in screenshot cardpeek application?
Can your application read data from of smartphone which integrated NFC module. I bound bank card to NFC module in my smartphone and I want to read card data doe to attach my smartphone to NFC reader. If it is possible explain how because I try via EMV and get wrong card number