10/12/2010

Will Credit Cards Become Programmable?

Two prototypes of programmable credit cards have been recently unveiled by start-up Dynamics. Perspectives they open are access to multiple accounts and new security features or automatic retranscription of a digital band code. This system aims to secure more the American Smart cards which digital band is not as efficient that the chip one can find on French ones. This can also serve for customer loyalty cards. Card integrates a 4 year autonomous battery, small screen with 6 digits you can enter, button to access to another banking and the card is water resistant. More information in the article from L’Informaticien: http://www.linformaticien.com/Actualités/tabid/58/newsid496/8971/vers-des-cartes-de-credit-programmables/Default.aspx

Would you consider purchasing such a card? Do the perspectives offered tempt you?

A variety of smart card technologies is available today and innovations are constantly emerging. To map out the market, come and meet professionals in the Industry.  

Oct 12, 2010 4:38:02 PM | Market & Trends

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