In Finland you get a tiny card filled with single use pin codes. It's pretty secure. Unfortunately, if your card is skimmed, the scammers will just -- for example -- associate it with an Uber account and sell the account. Because non-EU companies don't use 3D-secure there's nothing stopping them. I have tried asking for non 3D-secure transactions to be blocked, (I believe when a vendor doesn't offer it I can always find an alternative) but no such luck. (Obviously you can get the money back, but I'd like to avoid the inconvenience and the fact the scammers get money for nothing.)
> In Finland you get a tiny card filled with single use pin codes. It's pretty secure.
Nordea Bank Finland ceased providing code cards earlier this year. Logging on to online banking even warns that the code card you already have may stop working soon. Everything has moved to the mobile app or, available as a special order for the elderly and luddites, an electronic keypad.
