Four arcs of increasing size, marking a card or terminal that supports contactless payment.
Also known as: Radio waves symbol
Sometimes confused with: Wi-Fi symbol
Four nested arcs mark a contactless payment point. The mark is drawn as radiating waves rather than as a picture of anything, and appears both on cards that can be tapped and on terminals that accept them.
Marks a payment card or terminal as supporting contactless transactions made by holding the card near the reader.
Contexts: Public information, Software
Appears in two roles that look identical: on a card it states a capability, and on a terminal it marks where to hold the card.
Contexts: Public information
Four concentric arcs of increasing length, each a segment of a circle, arranged one outside the next and opening to the right.
Both mark a tap point, with different owners and different drawings.
The same family of nested arcs; the Wi-Fi mark points upward and this one sideways.