Antelop Solutions’ One Digital Card SDK enables banks to instantly issue digital payment cards directly to their customers’ mobile devices and to integrate a full range of digital card services and innovations in a simple, unified way, CCO Timothée Grüner explains in this 23-minute presentation.
Antelop Solutions’ Token Manager solution enables banks to provide customers with a seamless user experience that allows them to manage their digitized cards and tokens across a wide range of use cases, CEO Nicolas Bruley explains in this 22-minute webinar.
This 14-slide presentation outlines Antelop Solutions’ suite of digital payments, tokenization, strong customer authentication (SCA) and secure data exchange solutions for banks and card issuers.
Antelop Solutions combines technical expertise, business insight and strong project management skills to act as a trusted partner to card issuers looking to adopt the latest mobile and digital card technologies, CEO Nicolas Bruley and CCO Timothée Grüner explain in this Meet the Innovators interview.
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ReadyToTap Payment for Merchants is a white label solution that makes it possible to provide merchants with the ability to accept contactless payments on standard NFC tablets and smartphones.
In this 10-minute product demo, CTO Zane Dawood and chief product officer Prashanth Dappula show how brands can use Tappy’s technology to enable their customers to make payments with a wide range of traditional watches, key fobs, rings and other battery-free wearables.
This 34-page white paper looks at whether biometric payment cards equipped with fingerprint-on-card (FPoC) technology are the future for payments, and the success factors crucial to ensuring widespread consumer adoption.
The Wearable Payment Summit took place during MWC Barcelona 2019 and featured speakers from Barclays, Timex, Gemalto, Zwipe and Tappy Technologies. The event was moderated by Sarah Clark, editor of NFC World.
Card-on-file payment tokenization, with its ability to replace the need to store actual card numbers with tokens that can be restricted to a specific device, merchant, transaction type or domain, offers the potential to both reduce card-not-present fraud and deliver a number of direct advantages to online merchants, Rambus explains in this 12-page paper.
This nine-page white paper, packed with examples and figures, makes the case for using biometric authentication built into smart payment cards to reduce fraud, raise or eliminate transaction limits, and increase financial inclusion.
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