Barclays is sending out handheld chip and PIN card readers to online banking customers in a pioneering anti-fraud initiative. Later this year, Barclays customers who use their online bank account to ...

The "PINsentry" device (pictured below) works in much the same way as a chip and PIN terminal in a shop - the user places the card into the reader and taps in the PIN, which then generates a one ...

Last year, Barclays customers completed 214 million transactions on the web. With this move, the bank hopes to add an extra layer of security to online banking, during a time of high levels of ...

Rumblings of discontent among Barclay’s customers over the bank’s new PINSentry chip and PIN authentication device for online banking. The device, provided by Dutch vendor Gemalto is used ...

Barclays claims to have reduced online fraud to zero among users of its two-factor authentication system, PINsentry. The UK's third-largest bank said this week that it has distributed the card ...

Barclays Barclays customers have already been using a separate portable device, the PINsentry, the access their accounts online.

Barclays will start sending out handheld Chip and PIN readers to its online banking customers later this year to help prevent fraud. The PINsentry reader works with customers' normal debit card ...

The Pinsentry and the Pingit app didn't get on, so registration stalled. To continue, the app suggested he ring a phone number and quote another supplied code -- or "re-register for Barclays Pingit".

Last year, Barclays customers completed 214 million transactions on the web. With this move, the bank hopes to add an extra layer of security to online banking, during a time of high levels of ...