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Bank Technology News is reporting that PayPal will also offer consumers a card linked to their PayPal accounts. The card will be made available online. The Home Depot point of sale trial can be used with or without a card. If consumers choose not to use a card, they make PayPal payments at the point of sale using a phone number and PIN.
PayPal Home Depot pilot began with five stores. This week, it expanded to 51 stores on its way to nationwide coverage in March.
According to Bank Technology News, the new card will not function like a normal debit card. It will not have the user's name or account number printed on it. Instead, it will have encrypted data written to the magnetic stripe, used to provide access to funds via a link to PayPal. The card will have a rewards feature added by yearend.
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