With a credit card purchase, when users sign their name on a signature capture pad using a stylus, the retailer uses a signature verification system to authenticate the user.

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Retailers typically do not use a signature verification system to authenticate the user for each transaction. Instead, the signature is more often used for record-keeping purposes and may only be checked if a transaction is disputed.

With a Credit Card Purchase, When Users Sign Their Name