Dual Interface Card & Dual chip card
JLTRFID Dual Chip Card is a smart card that can be used in contact mode (insert) and contactless mode (tap), so a single card can be used with many kinds of readers. It integrates a contact chip with a non-contact RFID/NFC interface into a single body, enabling support for both old slot readers and new tap readers simultaneously.
The JLTRFID Dual Interface Card can support bank and payment cards, staff ID and access, campus cards, transport, and other multi-purpose projects.
JLTRFID focuses on chip bonding for stable chips, tuned antennas, and clean card printing, and as such, your Dual Chip Card not only looks good but also reads better and lasts longer in everyday use.
Pick the JLTRFID Dual Chip card if you want a single card to securely pay, access, and ID across multiple systems. Contact JLTRFID to discuss your project, receive a precise quote, and plan the Dual Chip Card setup that suits your location.
Dual Interface Card Choices
Here are different Dual Interface Card Choices for your project.
JLTRFID blank dual interface card is a blank smart card, which can be used both in contact and contactless mode, but does not contain any data or print. JLTRFID can provide these blank cards in consistent quality so you can print and encode them in your system.
JLTRFID Dual interface chip cards feature a single chip that communicates with both a contact pad and a contactless antenna, enabling a single card to be used in slot and tap readers. This will allow you to maintain mixed hardware operation without updating all readers simultaneously.
JLTRFID Dual interface credit cards also allow users to pay by inserting or tapping the card at a non-contact terminal, which accelerates the checkout process without compromising chip security. We can create twin-interface card bodies for banking and payment projects with stringent regulations.
JLTRFID Dual interface EMV cards are EMV-compliant, and can be read as a contact chip and a contactless chip in the same card. JLTRFID provides EMV-ready dual-interface card formats that can be completed and customized at certified issuing facilities.
The JLTRFID dual-interface smart card can store data for access, ID, and payment, and operate with both contact and contactless readers at your site. This is a nice option if you want a single card that lets you access doors, timekeeping, and cashless payment
JLTRFID offers a dual-chip metal card that integrates two distinct chips into a single robust metal casing, such as an RFID chip with a door tap and an NFC chip with a phone tap. This helps support high-end projects that require a high-end appearance and versatility across various systems.
Custom Dual Interface Card Printing
JLTRFID offers dual-interface cards that let you customize the appearance and functionality of each card to your brand and system. You may select PVC or PETG card bodies, which are compatible with most card printers. You can also add logos, images, text, and other graphics in full color, making your cards look clear and professional.
JLTRFID also allows 4-colour offset, silkscreen, digital printing, UV spot, and hot stamping, thermographic, laser, inkjet printing, and embossing. This leaves you with many options for constructing dual-interface cards to suit your project.
How Dual Interface Cards Work
A dual interface card is a card with a single chip that can communicate in two modes: contact and radio. The chip is attached to gold contact pads on the card’s surface and to a concealed loop-shaped antenna in the plastic.
When you swipe the dual-interface card through a contact reader, the chip is energized by the metal pads and transmits data via direct electrical contact. When tapping the card on a contactless reader, the reader’s radio field is captured by the antenna, the chip is powered, and data is transmitted back via RF.
The chip and the reader adhere to established guidelines (such as EMV or RFID/NFC standards) to ensure that the same dual-interface card is usable across numerous terminals.
Dual Interface Card vs Contactless Card
A dual interface card is compatible with more locations compared to a pure contactless card. It allows you to insert a card and tap it again so it can communicate with both old contact readers and new contactless readers on a single card.
A contactless card can only work by either tapping or waving, and therefore requires an RF or NFC reader and will not work in slot-only terminals.
A dual interface is superior if you have mixed devices or run payment, access, or ID across multiple types of terminals.
The JLTRFID dual-interface card is suitable when you want a single card to serve all your current and future readers.
Where to Use JLTRFID Dual Interface Cards
Install JLTRFID Dual Interface Cards at venues where you want a single card for use at the doors, for payments, and for ID throughout your facility.
Use JLTRFID dual-interface cards on doors, gates, and time clocks to enable staff to tap or insert the same card to capture entry and working hours. This gives you clean HR and security logs without requiring people to carry two cards.
Dual interface cards also allow the customer to tap or swipe into EMV terminals, which offer faster speeds than swiping while maintaining high chip security. JLTRFID Dual Chip Card is an appropriate base card for banks or payment programs that need to operate in both contact and contactless modes.
Record the store ID data on the dual-interface card, which is a health card, attach it to the medical records, and read it with contact or contactless readers. This speeds up patient registration and minimizes mistakes in busy counters.
A dual-interface transponder card can unlock doors, barriers, or lockers with a simple tap in contact readers when needed. In the JLTRFID dual interface card, access, ID, and simple payment actions can be performed on the same physical card.
Transport passes are dual-interface cards that work with tap readers at the gates but can also be updated or checked in contact terminals. It is simple for riders to tap and go, and operators use a single card type on most systems
A campus ID can be used on a JLTRFID Dual Interface Smart Card to access libraries, pay at canteens, and print. Most daily activities are handled with one card for students and personnel, which makes life easier and less work to manage the cards.
