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magnetic stripe
magnetic stripe
noun
- (across the back of various types of cheque card, credit card, etc) a dark stripe of magnetic material consisting of several tracks onto which information may be coded and which may be read or written to electronically
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Word History and Origins
Origin of magnetic stripe1
First recorded in 1950–55
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Example Sentences
While such disruption remains relatively rare, Mr Minter says that the magnetic stripe is declining in popularity either way.
From BBC
“Each person’s key is their photo ID, which must contain a magnetic stripe.”
From Literature
Banks would issue the cards, not Visa, and they were mandated to add the magnetic stripe to their cards.
From New York Times
Those numbers were then encoded onto magnetic stripe cards and used to fraudulently withdraw funds from ATMs.
From Washington Times
Another incident that also involved a RAM scraper seemed to specifically target data from transactions at a gas station’s fuel pumps, where customers swiped their cards’ magnetic stripe, Visa said.
From Los Angeles Times
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