In this 27-minute presentation for Contactless World Congress, Boy Hendriks, innovation and business development manager for transportation operator Transdev Netherlands, reports on a hands-free transport ticketing pilot that is taking place in the Dutch city of Eindhoven.
This clear and easy-to-understand nine-page white paper sets out how NFC can meet the authentication goals in mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) applications, the different use cases and solutions available, and offers recommendations for how to best implement them.
This 31-page presentation provides a detailed introduction to Dejamobile and its mobile wallet, tokenization-as-a-service and PSD2/SCA solutions for banks, prepaid card issuers, merchants, transportation operators and fintechs.
This 26-page white paper explores the case for smart ticketing as the key to delivering a fully functioning mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) scheme as part of an integrated, collaborative public transportation system.
This 12-page white paper reports on work underway in France to make it easier for card issuers and host card emulation (HCE) suppliers to make use of trusted execution environments (TEEs) to increase the security of their mobile payments services.
This 25-page presentation introduces the Okey, an innovative “universal digital key” which combines NFC reader capabilities, contactless card emulation, user authentication and Bluetooth pairing in a single, compact, 38mm fob.
This 10-page paper examines the threats stemming from the increasing numbers and diversity of devices that can transact mobile payments and sets out how GlobalPlatform’s work on the standardisation and certification of secure components can mitigate these risks.
This 20-page document contains five case studies that show how developers and product designers are turning to NFC technology to advance how products, services, and applications enable meaningful consumer experiences.
NFC mobile payments have been a reality in Japan since the launch in 2004 of FeliCa Networks, a joint venture between Sony and mobile network operator NTT Docomo — and long before the introduction of global standards for NFC technology or the rise of the smartphone. In this eight-page paper, Sony’s Masayuki Takezawa and Katsuyuki Teruyama explain the drivers behind Japan’s early adoption of NFC payments.
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