'swipe your card' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to ask someone to use a card to make a payment, for example: "Please swipe your card to pay for your purchase."
So instead of collecting fees from consumers, it makes money on the fees that it collects from retailers every time you swipe your card.
But the card's real selling point is that it enables you to redeem your points anywhere you can swipe your card.
"I won't allow one of those gyms where you walk in, swipe your card and I'm in the corner if you need anything".
Another con is when people dressed in the bank's colours tell you to swipe your card with them as the ATM isn't working.
If you press the "Regular Credit" button, a blue light flashes and you can swipe your card just as you would with any other transaction (if you don't press the button before swiping, it won't work).
It was possible, he learned, to breach the point-of-sale terminals at stores, the machines on checkout counters through which you swipe your card at the supermarket, the gas station, the department store — just about anywhere you buy something.
Load the app and swipe your cards to add them to the system.
You swipe your cards into the system and you're done.
What could be more normal that heading to the university library, swiping your card and logging in to a computer?
"Using the Comdot code is equivalent to swiping your card through a reader, but it's online," said Alon Atsmon, the founder and chief executive of ComSense.
Perform an A.T.M. Inspection Before swiping your card, Mr. Pearce recommended that consumers examine A.T.M.'s for tell-tale signs of skimmers like visible glue marks or residue around the reader or PIN pad.
