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IDEMIA Launches Accelerator Program to Help FinTechs Ramp Up Card Production
October 5, 2020
IDEMIA has launched a new Global Fintech Accelerator Card Program to make it easier for FinTech partners to design and issue next-generation smart cards. The Accelerator Program covers every stage of the card process, from customer onboarding all the way through to the eventual issuing and use of the card itself.
IDEMIA Launches Accelerator Program to Help FinTechs Ramp Up Card Production
The companies that join the Accelerator will benefit from IDEMIA’s extensive expertise in the card industry, and from its international network of Service Centers. The company currently operates 30 Centers in 26 different countries, allowing it to provide localized solutions and deliver cards for partners all over the world. Meanwhile, the Common Personalization System (CPS) and the IDEMIA Hub make it easier for financial institutions to adopt new technologies and scale their services as they expand internationally.
IDEMIA will consult with each partner to design a card that meets that company’s respective needs, with designs that leverage IDEMIA’s entire card portfolio. Customization options include metal cards, biometric cards, and recycled cards, in addition to Motion Code and general packaging. The biometric cards are based on IDEMIA’s F.CODE fingerprint technology, while the recycled cards are part of the company’s new GREENPAY portfolio. MOTION CODE, meanwhile, is a dynamic security feature that changes a card’s CVC code every four hours.
The Accelerator Card Program also includes digital services. Partners can use IDEMIA’s digital identity tech to facilitate mobile onboarding, or to integrate new payment options into their own mobile banking apps. Finally, the Card Connect feature allows users to tap a contactless card to their phone to activate it, or to verify their identity during subsequent interactions.
“We recognize that the FinTech world needs to move quickly,” said IDEMIA Global Accounts and FinTechs SVP Stuart Yaxley. “Our Accelerator Card Program ensures that we can help the processors, BaaS providers and FinTech customers get their products to market as quickly as possible and expand globally without the need to start a new project in each country.”
IDEMIA is currently moving towards the commercialization of biometric cards through a pilot program carried out in collaboration with Zwipe and IDEX Biometrics.
Filed Under: Industry News
Tagged With: accelerator programs, Biometric, biometrics, card personalization, cards, financial services, FinTech, IDEMIA, IDEMIA Global Fintech Accelerator Card Program, Motion Code, payment cards
IDEMIA Launches Accelerator Program to Help FinTechs Ramp Up Card Production
October 5, 2020
IDEMIA has launched a new Global Fintech Accelerator Card Program to make it easier for FinTech partners to design and issue next-generation smart cards. The Accelerator Program covers every stage of the card process, from customer onboarding all the way through to the eventual issuing and use of the card itself.
IDEMIA Launches Accelerator Program to Help FinTechs Ramp Up Card Production
The companies that join the Accelerator will benefit from IDEMIA’s extensive expertise in the card industry, and from its international network of Service Centers. The company currently operates 30 Centers in 26 different countries, allowing it to provide localized solutions and deliver cards for partners all over the world. Meanwhile, the Common Personalization System (CPS) and the IDEMIA Hub make it easier for financial institutions to adopt new technologies and scale their services as they expand internationally.
IDEMIA will consult with each partner to design a card that meets that company’s respective needs, with designs that leverage IDEMIA’s entire card portfolio. Customization options include metal cards, biometric cards, and recycled cards, in addition to Motion Code and general packaging. The biometric cards are based on IDEMIA’s F.CODE fingerprint technology, while the recycled cards are part of the company’s new GREENPAY portfolio. MOTION CODE, meanwhile, is a dynamic security feature that changes a card’s CVC code every four hours.
The Accelerator Card Program also includes digital services. Partners can use IDEMIA’s digital identity tech to facilitate mobile onboarding, or to integrate new payment options into their own mobile banking apps. Finally, the Card Connect feature allows users to tap a contactless card to their phone to activate it, or to verify their identity during subsequent interactions.
“We recognize that the FinTech world needs to move quickly,” said IDEMIA Global Accounts and FinTechs SVP Stuart Yaxley. “Our Accelerator Card Program ensures that we can help the processors, BaaS providers and FinTech customers get their products to market as quickly as possible and expand globally without the need to start a new project in each country.”
IDEMIA is currently moving towards the commercialization of biometric cards through a pilot program carried out in collaboration with Zwipe and IDEX Biometrics.
Filed Under: Industry News
Tagged With: accelerator programs, Biometric, biometrics, card personalization, cards, financial services, FinTech, IDEMIA, IDEMIA Global Fintech Accelerator Card Program, Motion Code, payment cards
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10.10.2020 kl 14:41
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ACCESS CONTROL
Restricted locations such as workplaces, government buildings, schools, hotels and other sensitive sites and locations require security measures to prevent unauthorized access. Traditional methods such as locks, keys and even RFID access cards are transferable and simple to replicate.
Biometric identification ensures that only authorized personnel gain entry to restricted areas since the physical presence of the person is required for authentication. Fingerprint sensors are typically placed in close proximity of access points and existing contactless infrastructure provides the platform required for organizations to upgrade their systems to support biometric-enabled authentication.
Key Takeaways:
Superior level of security
Existing contactless infrastructure can be leveraged
Access based on physical presence of authorized personnel.
Restricted locations such as workplaces, government buildings, schools, hotels and other sensitive sites and locations require security measures to prevent unauthorized access. Traditional methods such as locks, keys and even RFID access cards are transferable and simple to replicate.
Biometric identification ensures that only authorized personnel gain entry to restricted areas since the physical presence of the person is required for authentication. Fingerprint sensors are typically placed in close proximity of access points and existing contactless infrastructure provides the platform required for organizations to upgrade their systems to support biometric-enabled authentication.
Key Takeaways:
Superior level of security
Existing contactless infrastructure can be leveraged
Access based on physical presence of authorized personnel.
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