Supporting QR, NFC, EMV, NCMC, and Stored Value cards, it ensures fast and secure transactions across multiple fare media. Designed for pole-mounted onboard use or as a platform validator at at-grade tram and BRT stations, it adapts effortlessly to various transit environments.

An EMV card is a type of payment card that uses a microprocessor chip for secure transactions. EMV stands for Europay, MasterCard, and Visa, the three companies that developed the standard.

• Chip Technology: – Contains an embedded microchip that encrypts transaction data, making it harder to clone or counterfeit than traditional magnetic stripe cards.
• Secure Authentication: – Each transaction generates a unique code, which makes it very difficult for fraudsters to reuse stolen data.
• Global Standard: – EMV is widely adopted around the world and is considered the global standard for card payments.
• Dual Functionality: – Most EMV cards also have a magnetic stripe for backward compatibility and support contactless (tap-to-pay) functionality.