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Presentation based on report Smart Card Technologies & Markets Worldwide

BY

AMIT GUDgud (at) eth (dot) net

Business Communications Co.,Norwalk, CT, USA

Smart Card Technologies & Markets WorldwideAmit Gud

Introduction● Imagine the power of a computer, the speed

and security of electronic data, and the freedom to carry that information anywhere on earth. Imagine a computer so small it fits inside a plastic card like the credit card you carry in your wallet. Imagine the smart card.


What is Smart Card?

● A credit card sized plastic card having an integrated circuit chip embedded in it and conforming to ISO – 7816 is called as Smart Card.


Why Smart Cards?

● Enhanced security● Offline transactions● Multifunctional● Customization● Economical● Portable


Applications of Smart Card● Payment System● Smart Networking● National ID / Authentication● University Identification● Financial Applications● Retail & Loyalty● Communication Applications● Transportation● Health● Multimedia / Pay TV


Payment System● A payment function is

an integral part of most smart card applications because most services accessible by smart cards must be paid one way or the other.


Benefits of cashless payment● Reduced handling costs ● Improved ease of use ● Lowered costs in infrastructural supports such as

banking system and phone networks ● Versatility of combining credit, debit and stored

value cards in one convenient platform ● Lower transaction costs ● Ability to carry out offline, online and peer-to-peer

transactions


Smart Networking● Smart card

technologies provide strong security through encryption as well as access control, based on identification technologies such as biometrics.


National ID / Authentication● In the wake of 9/11 attack a need has been felt

in many countries for tamperproof ID cards and a secure authenticating device. Many countries all over the world are trying out, and implementing, the smart card option as a national identity card.


Smart National ID cards: Smart National ID cards: WorldwideWorldwide

34 million1994Spain

30 million2003South Africa

NA2003Netherlands

22 million2001Malaysia

50 million 2001Italy

7 million2003Hong Kong

30 million 2002Germany

1.34 million2002Estonia

850 million2002China

12 million2003Canada

10 million2002Belgium

300,0002000Brunei

Total CardsLaunchCountry

Source: BCC., Inc. Smart Card Technologies & Markets WorldwideAmit Gud

University Identification Cards

● The traditional student ID

card can be replaced by an

all-purpose chip-based

student ID card, containing

a variety of applications

such as electronic purse

(for vending and laundry

machines), and for use as a

library card, and meal card.


Financial Applications● Smart cards are being used as

an electronic purse, or e-purse, to replace coins for small purchases in vending machines and over-the-counter transactions. This area is growing rapidly in Europe and the U.S.


Retail & Loyalty● Smart cards are used to record the transactions

of the customer, which are helpful in implementation of loyalty programs. Consumer reward/redemption is tracked on a smart loyalty card that is marketed to specific consumer profiles and linked to one or more specific retailers serving that profile set.


Communication Applications● The chip-based cards

help secure the initiation of calls and the identification of callers (for billing purposes) on any Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) phone


Transportation

● Mass transit fare collection

systems are using smart

tickets, which are easy to

load and redeem for a fare.

These smart tickets can be

disposable -that means use

and throw away-or can be

given only to regular

travelers.


Health Card● Crucial personal health

data is another type of information that can be stored on a smart card. It eliminates the overhead costs of maintaining records, be they paper or electronic.


Multimedia / Pay TV● Pay-TV is another area for

which smart cards are becoming a natural solution. Subscribers can instantly select a show or a movie, online music or live web casts and immediately pay with the smart card.


GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY APPLICATION AREA($ Millions)

23.9441.47151.0086.0068.2049.54Total

4.411.3414.2215.3019.1916.69Other

12.169.4439.2623.1913.438.41Access

39.744.858.424.603.752.34Pay TV

18.622.609.635.175.154.34Health

24.3114.5138.5214.4310.036.33Transportation

6.34.983.672.081.711.18GSM

50.184.4011.096.313.822.09Retail

27.889.3526.1914.9211.128.16Finance

AAGR %(0207)

20072002200120001999Sector

Source: BCC., Inc. Smart Card Technologies & Markets WorldwideAmit Gud

Parts of Smart Card● Generally, it is made up

of three elements. The plastic card, a printed circuit or contact disc and an integrated circuit chip are embedded on the card.


Types of Smart Cards

● Contact Cards

● Contactless Cards

● Dual Interface / Combi cards


Smart Card

Contact Contactless Dual Interface

Memory

Multifunctional

Crypto Card

Proximity

Vicinity

Types of Smart Cards


Contact Cards● The contact cards need to be in physical contact with

the card reader in order for information to be exchanged. The integrated circuit on the chip is connected to a contact plate (typically a gold plate) on the surface of the card.

● Contact cards make up 91.92% of the total smart card market as of 2002


Contactless Cards● Contact-less smart cards contain an embedded

antenna, instead of contact pads attached to the chip, for reading and writing information contained in the chip's memory. Contact-less cards do not have to be inserted into a card acceptor device.

● Student identification, electronic passport, vending, parking and tolls are common applications for contact-less cards.


Dual Interface Cards● In more recent developments, there are now cards

with both a contact and a contact less interface (dual-interface or combi-cards). These may incorporate two non-communicating chips - one for each interface - but preferably have a single, dual-interface chip providing the many advantages of a single e-purse, single operating architecture, etc.


Smart Card Market

23.78050.002784.002278.001869.001506.00Total44.5372.4859.2032.4517.109.39Dual31.3645.65165.64120.0568.4023.19Contactless22.47031.872559.162125.501783.501473.42Contact

AAGR % 2002200720072002200120001999Type

23.9441.47151.0086.0068.2049.54Total42.418.863.221.240.640.32Dual30.534.038.984.532.490.76Contactless22.9388.58138.8080.2365.0748.46Contact

AAGR % 20022007

20072002200120001999Type

GLOBAL Smart Card market by Type$ Millions

GLOBAL Smart Card shipments by Type Millions

Source: BCC., Inc.

Source: BCC., Inc.


Smart Card Market GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY REGION,

THROUGH 2007($ Millions)

GLOBAL SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY REGION, THROUGH 2007

(Millions)

23.78050.002784.002278.001869.00Total

25.54330.05105.8161.5213.09Middle East / Africa

32.043453.45860.25658.34506.50Asia / Pacific

24.521650.25551.23448.76366.32South America

35.04700.35155.90102.5167.28North America

11.511915.901110.811006.87915.81Europe

AAGR % 02072007200220012000Region

Source: BCC., Inc.

Source: BCC., Inc.

23.9441.47151.0086.0068.20Total35.818.115.742.330.50Middle East / Africa32.3189.3946.6624.8518.48Asia / Pacific24.890.5029.9016.9413.36South America35.438.408.453.872.45North America11.8105.0760.2538.0133.41Europe

AAGR % 02072007200220012000Region


Copyright © 2003 - 2004, Amit GudAny data / statistics in this file cannot be published without prior consent, either of BCC Inc or of the author.


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