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Close-up of modern credit cards arranged on a reflective surface, featuring a glowing digital shield and padlock symbol that represent advanced cybersecurity layers, with a softly blurred United States flag in the background, illustrating enhanced protection for digital credit cards in the American financial ecosystem.
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Digital card security in the United States: new layers of protection

As credit cards become central to everyday transactions, the risk of fraud has expanded beyond physical theft to include data breaches, identity manipulation, and account takeovers. In response, the payment ecosystem has adopted smarter, more adaptive protection strategies that focus on real-time risk analysis rather than static defenses.

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Credit card fees and interest rates in the United States: how to compare

The text explains how comparing credit card fees and interest rates in the United States requires more than simply looking for the lowest advertised rate. It highlights that costs are made up of multiple elements, including APRs, annual fees, and penalty charges, which together determine how expensive a card can become over time.

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