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The First Bank in Vietnam to Launch Eco-Friendly Payment Cards

HSBC Bank Vietnam has just launched a payment card made from recycled PVC plastic (recycled Polyvinyl chloride – rPVC), which is not the usual single-use PVC.

Hanoi, VNA – HSBC Bank Vietnam has just launched a payment card made of recycled PVC plastic (recycled Polyvinyl chloride – rPVC), a material other than the usual single-use PVC.

This is part of the HSBC Group’s global sustainable payment card issuance plan, which contributes to the implementation of the Group’s carbon emission reduction strategy and its goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2030.

HSBC Vietnam aims to completely phase out single-use plastic PVC cards by the end of 2026 and replace them with rPVC plastic cards. It is also the first bank in Vietnam to use recycled materials for payment cards.

A representative of HSBC Vietnam revealed that the switching program will start on January 1, 2022, for Premier MasterCard credit cards, Premier debit cards and standard Visa debit cards. Other card products are expected to switch from May 2022.

The new cards are made from 85% recycled plastic from industrial waste. In Vietnam, HSBC’s move to issue rPVC cards will help reduce carbon emissions by half a ton and save 0.2 ton of plastic annually. System-wide, HSBC helps reduce 161 tonnes of carbon emissions and 73 tonnes of plastic waste globally each year.

Previously, to help individual customers reduce carbon emissions and contribute to creating an emissions-neutral future for the world, HSBC has launched a series of green credit products in Vietnam, such as concessional loans for green building projects and rooftop solar installation projects Wait. It is expected that the bank will continue to promote the development of green credit in Vietnam in the future.

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How PVC Cards Are Made Before Your Buying?

Common materials for PVC cards are divided into ordinary materials and transparent materials.

The application range of PVC cards is very wide, which can be divided into magnetic stripe cards, barcode cards, scratch cards/password cards, etc.

The international standard uniform size of PVC card is 85.5mm×54mm, and the thickness of ordinary PVC card is 0.76mm.

 

PVC card production process:

– Printing: The white PVC material is printed in four colors by a printing machine, a digital machine or a UV machine, and it can also be screen printed.

– Synthesis: Laminate the laminated PVC card material to be laminated correctly in the upper, middle and lower order, put it into the machine feed port platform and push it into the machine, the laminated PVC card is automatically cooled by the fan, and Ensure that the pressed material is not deformed.

– Printing signature strip: The signature strip is printed by screen printing technology.

– Card punching: Cut the card carrier into craft corners or other special shapes.

– Other processes: Cards with other process requirements can continue to be reprocessed by other processes such as bronzing and UV.

– Code printing: Emboss code, laser code, UV code and inkjet code can be produced according to requirements.

– Quality inspection and packaging: manual quality inspection to ensure card quality and packaging.

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4 Advantages of Scratch Cards. A Nice Promotion Way

Although the information dissemination is very fast in the age of online media, there are still many industries facing the complex and volatile market. There is no unified command and propaganda. There will be situations where a lot of investment is not effective, so it is necessary to use scratch cards to promote.

Four advantages of scratch card promotion:

1. Low cost: The company and the enterprise are jointly sponsored by the enterprise to produce the fee or prize for the promotion of the scratch card. The enterprise uses the scratch card as the propaganda carrier, and the company uses the scratch card to distribute the user activities. Both parties can spend a relatively low cost, play a large advertising effect, and achieve win-win cooperation.

2. Wide range of dissemination: where there are consumers, there is publicity. Due to the nature of the scratch card itself, as long as a consumer is attracted by our scratch card, the people around him will inevitably be affected. The radiation effect is also not found in other marketing methods.

3. Easy to operate: the scratch card is easy to play, just scratch off the coating to know whether you have won or not, the operation is convenient, and it will not take up too much time for customers

4. Safe and reliable: The production of scratch cards, from setting rewards to printing, is operated by professionals, and anti-counterfeiting technology can be added during the printing process, and QR code anti-counterfeiting, barcode anti-counterfeiting, and other anti-counterfeiting technologies can be added according to the needs of the event. , this is something other paper propaganda can’t doP

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What Are the Characteristics of UV Cards?

According to the chip, it can be divided into ID, IC, magnetic stripe card, etc. According to the process, it can be divided into smooth card, matte card, uv card and so on. For the UV card, you may have seen it, but you don’t know it is a UV card. Let’s take a look at the characteristics of the UV card.

Introduction of UV card:

UV card is to print UV varnish locally on the surface of the card, which can make the UV bright and slightly protruding. Especially after printing on matte cards, the card surface has two effects, bright and dull.

Features of UV card:

1) High-grade, beautiful;

2) There are layers, the contrast is clear, the parts to be highlighted are bright and convex.

The process of UV card:

It can be printed with PVC, ABS, PET, and transparent materials as the base material. Among them, PVC is the most commonly used card base material in China. It has the characteristics of waterproof, high printing brightness, long storage time, not easy to stain, and opaque. In addition to printing, the following processes can also be done on the card base: magnetic stripes, barcodes, inkjets, scratches, signature strips, embossed codes, bronzing (silver), fluorescent anti-counterfeiting, micro-printing anti-counterfeiting, etc., and can be printed on the card. Packaged chips can be divided into contact IC cards and non-contact IC cards.

Application fields of UV card: high-end membership card production, smart IC card, ID card, point card, stored value card, telecom recharge card, shopping mall point card, restaurant VIP card, membership card in the entertainment industry, travel ticket card, library loan Documentary evidence, etc.

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4 Types of Key Card Entry System to

The Key Card Entry System is very similar to the Key Fob Entry System with some differences. It be turned into an ID card for visual identification and electronic authentication. Cards can also be swiped or scanned in places where fobs are typically only used as proximity readers.

1. Key card
Key cards can come in a variety of formats, but the most common are smart cards or proxy cards.

2. Smart card
Smart cards are a proprietary format designed to have a higher level of security than traditional proxy cards. Smart cards are more difficult to “clone” or crack than proxy cards. Since a smart card is only designed to communicate with a very specific card reader, it does not allow the transfer of an old card from an old entry system to a new one.

In the context of credentials, the term “smart card” generally refers to a high-frequency RFID card that transmits data using near field communication. NFC technology operates at 13.56 MHz and is commonly found in contactless payment systems. They still use passive inductive power, but smart cards have a larger storage capacity than 125kHz cards, so they can encrypt data in addition to storing it. Therefore, they are more secure and not as easy to duplicate as the old proxy cards. Smart card door locks also typically have a smaller working radius than traditional RFID access control systems, up to about 4 inches.

3. Proxy card
Many access control administrators choose proximity cards in mixed-use buildings that use traditional hardware or in mixed-use buildings where cardholders may have credentials for other doors, usually in proximity format. The convenience of the redundant nature of proxy cards from one system to another makes them an easy choice when high security is not required.

Contactless credentials typically use radio frequency identification to transmit data stored on microchips. The Prox card communicates with the reader using a low frequency of 125 kHz. The card can be actively powered by a small lithium battery or, more commonly, passively by a card reader, which continuously emits a short-range radio signal. When the card is close enough, the card’s coil antenna stores enough energy to send the ID on the chip to the waiting reader. Prox cards are proprietary, so there is no established standard or compatibility between manufacturers. They are also easily copied or rewritten, although you must be within the card’s read radius (about 1 foot) to do so.

4. Wiegand Card
Some of the first key cards developed for key card systems were Wiegand cards, named after their inventor. In the 1970s, John R. Wiegand discovered that specially annealed wires made of iron, cobalt, and vanadium would suddenly change polarity when passed through a sufficiently strong magnetic field. A nearby sensor coil will receive rapid changes in high-voltage pulses, which can be converted into data if multiple wires pass through the field. Wiegand key cards use two short parallel Wiegand wires to store binary data with magnetic polarity. When the card is pulled through the card reader, the wire is recorded as a 1 and the blank spot is recorded as a 0. The unique Wiegand number is then sent to the controller for verification.

 

 

Do You Really Know the Functions and Applications of NFC Technology (3)
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What Can NFC Technology Do?

I. An overview of NFC Technology

NFC technology(near field communication technology), is a wireless and short distance communication technology that is growing rapidly and being accepted by the market more and more.

The standard for this technology was established by ISO international Organization for Standardization in 2003.
Great stories happen at key moments, but still, romance is needed. NFC is a green version of RFID, a hardcover version or, as some technology gurus call it, a cracked version. RFID technology can be read over a dozen meters, while NFC cards can be read over a few centimeters.

In fact, it is the same as building a kingdom. Only by building walls and establishing rules and implementing data can a country be settled. Great civilizations also flourish and prosper because of that small wall.

The International Organization for Standardization defines rules for NFC technology — ISO 14443 or ISO 1800-3 — that bind NFC technology to the high frequencies of the radio frequency spectrum, which means that NFC tags, or readers, can read electronic tags at 13.56MHZ, which of course includes RFID tags at 13.56MHZ.

II. NFC Technology Applications

Applications of NFC Technology

The main NFC devices can be classified into two types: passive NFC devices and active NFC devices. The passive NFC device has no power supply to provide power, and if it is really lonely, the only feasible way is to cooperate with the active device and connect the active device.

Active equipment itself is full of positive energy, carrying great mission, the embodiment of justice, on the one hand, he has enough energy to inspire his followers.

That is, it can activate itself to send signals or data to other NFC devices. Of course, it can also switch states and receive data messages from other NFC devices. So can we get such a simple conclusion. A classical NFC system must have an active NFC device, a passive NFC device and a control computer or a system application.

And it is worth mentioning that: Difference from the well-known UHF RFID system must exist RFID electronic tags and readers. The active NFC device can directly establish contact with other active NFC devices and transmit data information by switching the sending state and receiving state.

The most typical example is two smart phones with NFC capability (active NFC devices), which together can transfer data. Of course there are many other applications of NFC, but we don’t have that much time and patience to talk about it here right?

Thanks for reading this page, if you are finding a NFC card wholesaler or manufacturer, welcome contact us!

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5 Advantages of Gift Cards Helping Small Business

– If you are running a small business, add gift cards to your business is always a good choice, there are some reasons that why it is.

1 Branding: In this age, anything that makes your name or logo popular is good for your business. You can sell your merchandise and send customers out of the house with personalized shopping bags, and the same can be done with your own unique gift cards.

2 Spending lift: Research shows that most gift card users spend more on the card than the total amount. According to First Data’s 18th Annual Prepaid Consumer Insights Study, the average U.S. consumer paying with a gift card spends $59 more than the value of the gift card. The confidence that at least a portion of their purchase has been covered may spur customers to buy more than they originally intended. Best of all, the gift card has already been purchased, so you can still earn that profit if it is not used or if there is a small balance left on the card.

3 Improve cash flow: Many businesses have been hit financially by the COVID-19 pandemic. Doors were forced to close. One way some businesses make a living is by selling gift cards which can be used for online purchases or saved for future use. Having a gift card program now allows your business to do the same when sales slow or emergencies arise.

4 Repeat Business: Once you’ve set up your gift card, it’s easy to run marketing or promotions to attract new customers or gain repeat business. Having someone buy a gift card and give it to a friend or family member who may not have been inclined to visit your store before is a great benefit. It’s also another way to give customers extra credit for their next purchase after they use the gift card.

5 Ease of use: Whether you’re going directly through a POS system or dealing with a company, setting up or purchasing a gift card is usually a simple process. It can be as quick and easy as activating an e-gift card with the click of a few buttons, or you can order a physical card with your design and company name. If you don’t currently have a gift card feature, chances are customers have asked about it at some point. It’s nice to have this option available for the least amount of time and money.

Welcome customize your own gift cards and buy wholesale of them for business here in CXJ Card Factory! We have much experience in any kinds of card manufacturing and selling for 19+ years.

How Is RFID Used in Delivery?
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How Is RFID Technology Used in Delivery?

The case of FedEx using RFID technology

FedEx has tested several uses of RFID technology and has successfully applied it to FedEx’s day-to-day operations. They believe that, if combined with effective monitoring methods, the application of RFID in individual fields can benefit both companies and customers.

In the United States, FedEx couriers can open the doors and start the engine with a tap of an RFID button on their wristband when they return to their van. FedEx has also begun testing RFID technology in Australia, mainly using RFID tags and scanners to automatically check and report the status of shipments awaiting customs clearance. This allows FedEx to have more information about shipments, improve employee productivity, and most importantly, provide customers with richer information so they can keep track of the status of their packages.

How Is RFID Technology Used in Delivery?

At present, the application of RFID technology in the express delivery industry mainly involves the following aspects: First, in the express distribution center, for large batches of parcels and express mail, through RFID technology, the relevant logistics information in RFID is used to realize automatic and high-speed express mail. sorting.

In the case where manual sorting is generally used by private small and medium-sized express delivery companies in my country, the use of RFID technology and an automatic sorting system can greatly improve the sorting efficiency and give express delivery companies an advantage in the fierce industry competition.

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Another Use of Cards? Reject “Weight Shaming”

An online group dedicated to encouraging people to love their bodies has created a card that says “please don’t let me weigh” so patients can tell their doctors they don’t want to be weighed unless it’s medically necessary.

According to the British “Times” report on the 21st, the group lamented that modern people live in a society that fears obesity, and “being asked to weigh and talk about weight can cause stress and shame”. Ginny Jones, editor of the organization’s website, wrote in the introduction to the card: ”

You can keep it in your purse or pocket to remind yourself not to put yourself on the scale. If it’s hard to tell, you can give these cards to a health care worker and it will Help you explain why you or your child doesn’t want to be weighed.” According to the introduction, the back of the card lists the reasons and circumstances in which the patient may not necessarily be weighed in the diagnosis.

The website also shows that whether you are an American or an international person, you can get five business card-sized cards for free for about $1 in postage. At present, some surgeons in the United States have accepted the card.

This should be considered a very unique use for cards. A card is usually made of PVC, plastic, paper or metal materials, and has a wide range of uses. Not only can it carry a lot of information, but also chips can be added to it. Realize intelligence. While it is convenient for people’s work and life, different design styles are added to the card, so that the card can also have a good viewing experience.

6 Advantages of QR Code Card. Why Is QR Code So Functional?
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6 Advantages of QR Code Cards. Why Is QR Code So Functional?

We gradually know that the use of QR code card is becoming more and more widespread, and many membership cards have QR codes added, which is popular, but also practical. QR codes record more data than barcodes.  They are portable data files with high density and high information content. Ideal for reading. And can record more complex data, such as pictures.

There are many benefits of QR codes in card production.

  • Large information capacity

From 250 to 1100 characters per square inch, depending on the scale. On the effective area of ​​the international standard card (equivalent to 2/3 of the credit card area, about 76mm*25mm), the QR code can accommodate 1848 alphabetic characters or 2729 numeric characters. It is dozens of times higher than the information capacity of ordinary barcodes.

  • A wide range of coding

QR codes can encode photos, fingerprints, palm prints, signatures, voices, texts and other digital information.

  • Nice confidentiality and anti-counterfeiting performance.

QR codes have multiple anti-counterfeiting characteristics. It can use password anti-counterfeiting, software encryption, and use the information contained in it such as fingerprints, photos, etc. for anti-counterfeiting, so it has strong confidentiality and anti-counterfeiting performance.

  • High decoding reliability

The decoding error rate of ordinary barcodes is about two millionths, while the error rate of two-dimensional code barcodes is not more than one millionth, and the decoding reliability is extremely high.

  • Strong ability to correct errors

QR codes adopt the most advanced mathematical error correction theory in the world. If the damaged area does not exceed 50%, the lost information of the barcodes due to contamination, damage, etc. can be deciphered as usual.

  • Easy to make and cost less

Using existing printing technologies such as laser, inkjet, and card making machines, QR codes can be printed on the surface of paper cards, PVC & plastic cards, and even metal cards. The added cost is only the cost of ink, so people also call QR code a “zero cost” technology.

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