JAVA Card Micropayment & Ngaahi founga fakapapauʻi

Java Card smart cards supporting contact ISO-7816 and contactless ISO-14443 operation for secure applications. Manage the smart card using Global Platform.
Smart cards are now ubiquitous in our everyday lives. We pay for goods using credit/debit cards (micropayment), we use mobile phones containing SIM cards and we pay on public transport using Oyster cards (or similar). These are just a few examples of how smart cards are used to provide valuable services to the public.
Organisations utilise smart cards for access control - both physical access control to buildings and digital access control to systems and resources.
Governments utilise smart cards for solutions such as digital taxation and identity cards (authentication).
Smart cards can run custom applications on-board the card. They offer security and flexibility to vendors wishing to deploy smart card-based systems.
Our cards are Java cards meaning they run a lightweight Java-based operating system supporting the execution of custom applications packaged as applets. Certified to the international standards of Java Card and Global Platform you can rely on our cards for stability and security.

Currently available JAVA cards for project development include A40CR and A22CR.
The A40CR is a dual cryptographic Java smartcard following Java Card 2.2.2 and Global Platform 2.1.1 ngaahi tuʻunga moʻuí; it is performed with an Infineon SLE77 chip of 16 bits and its chip fulfills CC EAL5+ and EMVCo requisites. A40CR is a FLASH card with 72.8 kBytes non-volatile free storing and 1.72 kBytes user RAM. Its dual interface allows to work at contact and contactless environments, supporting ISO 7816 T=0, ISO 14443 A/B and T=CL and being compatible with Mifare protocol.
The A22CR Java card with an Infineon SLE78 chip.

Ngaahi fotunga
Java Card™ certified
GlobalPlatform™ certified
Designed strictly conforming to the standards of the Global Platform and ISO industry
Support CC & EAL5+ certification by default
Maintains compatibility with the third party applets as well as all existing smart card infrastructures
Public key cryptography (encryption and digital signatures)
Symmetric key cryptography
Signature generation/verification
Provides customization services

Paaki: Seti ʻo e Pākí, Patone vaitohi paaki, Paaki e lanu ʻo e toiʻi meʻá, Silkscreen paki, Ko hono fakafuofuaʻi ʻo e paki, Paaki ʻo e vakapuna vaitohi, Paaki fakaʻilekitulonika.
Ngaahi fotunga maluʻi: Watermark, Ablation leisa, Hologram/OVAD, ILI v vaitohi, Vaitohi kehekehe, Fakapuliki ʻo e pakouti/pakouti, Fakamaaka e ʻUmata, Micro-text, Guilloche.
Niʻihi Kehé: IC e fakamatala ki he pinati initialization/encryption, Fakamatala kehekehe, Hiki fakamakinito stripe fakapolokalamaʻi, Penolo fakamoʻoni hingoá, Pakouti, Fika fakahokohoko (serial), Meʻa Fakaʻeiʻa, Kouti DOD, NBS convex code, Mate-kosi.