If you use a university PCard, it’s about to be more secure. Clemson will join businesses and merchants across the nation that have transitioned from the old magstripe cards to the more secure “Chip & PIN” PCards. Unlike its old predecessor, the new Chip cards are difficult for would-be thieves to replicate because the new technology generates a unique, one-time code for each transaction.
Here’s what you need to know
-All current university cardholders are required to attend an orientation session. Session participants will receive their new cards after the session.
-Cardholders who are not on or close to main campus will have orientations scheduled by their respective business offices. Check with your department business officer for dates/times.
-Bring your current PCard and a picture ID to the orientation session. The person whose name is on the PCard must be present.
-Attend the orientation session before April 15. Current PCards will be suspended on April 15, so to avoid any service disruption, make sure you attend an orientation session.
Register for the PCard orientation session that fits your schedule here and look for “PCard training/New card.”
