Gemalto, NXP and Infineon are demonstrating a mobile contactless solution that will allow customers to use their mobile phone for a variety of services, including payment and access, across various locations.
The companies are showcasing the solution this week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
The solution complies with the Single Wire Protocol standard and is compatible with NXP’s MIFARE infrastructures, which are used in transport networks and for access management worldwide. It also uses Gemalto’s secure SWP SIM card that incorporates an Infineon flash microcontroller.
The trio said the solution allows customers to make payments, access premises and take advantage of loyalty programs all from their mobile phone.
@MWC: Trio showcases mobile contactless solution
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