Category Archives: NFC Kiosk

NFC Payment – Video of Chase ATM

Credit Card Security for EV (or a Bank) The following video illustrates a typical hack for sniffing credentials from an ATM. Pretty easy stuff. We added some additional information on the relative “ineffectiveness” of this attack below. See Q&A.  Sometimes hackers seem to just hack for hack sake.   Now for Question and Answer EV Charging Stations and… Read More »

NFC Kiosks – Identiv Increases Focus on Kiosks, Joins KMA

NFC Kiosks Companies are always looking for ways to engage with their customers and involve them in the sales process. In addition, these same practices can ease the workload of a business’s employees as an added benefit. Many businesses, including fast-food restaurants, airports, and gaming companies, have been utilizing self-service terminals or kiosks for those very same purposes.… Read More »

NFC ATM – Mobile Control to secure ATMs from Skimmers

ROOSEVELT, N.Y., Sept. 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Parabit Adds Mobile NFC / Contactless EMV Access Control to secure ATM Lobbies with Overlay an

Source: www.prnewswire.com

Parabit has received commitments from 7 of the top 20 Commercial US Banks for 10,000 plus units over the next two to three years. Over the last 4 weeks 3 US Commercial Banks have upgraded their ACS-1E systems with MMR’s or installed MMR’s with our ACS-1E ATM Lobby Access Control System at over 400 ATM Lobby locations.

Mobile kiosk – NFC kiosks aim to ‘take paper out’ of dealerships

F&I documents, vehicle sales agreements, brochures and more, we all know that dealerships are businesses that rely heavily on printed products.

Source: www.autoremarketing.com

The company has made NFTouch available in a variety of dealer packages. FRG shared the base package for the product includes four “wheel” kiosks (digital stands next to a showroom vehicle) and a showroom Master kiosk (which provides discount coupons, showcases campaigns, monthly features and specials). The Digital Wheel Stand allows the sales manager to instantly change vehicle pricing and offers.

The packages are customized in an effort to suit dealer needs, and the kiosks are leased over a set term, with delivery and installation within 60 days of ordering.

And for shoppers that might not have made it to the dealership within store hours; they can receive information, as well. The company also offers an After-Hours kiosk, which sits just inside the dealership window and works through glass.