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Credit chip

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A credit chip was a special type of currency used in the Diaspora of Man. It was essentially a wafer of molecular circuitry, embedded inside an indestructible plastic mantle. It contained a bank validation code, a numerical value, and a high-end security key; any attempt to change the programmed value would trigger the security code, causing the invalidation of the chip. A credit chip was a device used for the transfer of money in the 21st century. In 2024, Christopher Brynner asked a time travelling Jadzia Dax whether she had been "jacked" of her credit chips and identification card. Later, BC thought it might be a good idea to trade hostages for amnesty and credit chips. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part I") A credit chip was a device, similar to a debit card, used in the flow of currency on Earth during the 21st century. Able to be inserted into most computers, credit chips served as checkbooks. On Earth, the United States used credit chips as currency during the 2020s.

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A credit chip was a device, similar to a debit card, used in the flow of currency on Earth during the 21st century. Able to be inserted into most computers, credit chips served as checkbooks. On Earth, the United States used credit chips as currency during the 2020s. A credit chip was a special type of currency used in the Diaspora of Man. It was essentially a wafer of molecular circuitry, embedded inside an indestructible plastic mantle. It contained a bank validation code, a numerical value, and a high-end security key; any attempt to change the programmed value would trigger the security code, causing the invalidation of the chip. Credit chips were issued by interstellar monetary institutes such at the Banco de Madrid, and were recognized as legal tender anywhere in human-inhabited space. Unlike most other forms of modern money-handling, the chips were all but untracable, making them a favorite of criminals such as slave traders. (CS3) A credit chip was a device used for the transfer of money in the 21st century. In 2024, Christopher Brynner asked a time travelling Jadzia Dax whether she had been "jacked" of her credit chips and identification card. Later, BC thought it might be a good idea to trade hostages for amnesty and credit chips. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part I")