A smart card is a pocket-sized plastic card embedded with a chip—either memory-based or microprocessor-based—that can store and process data securely. Unlike magnetic stripe cards, smart cards offer enhanced security, encryption capabilities, and greater storage, making them ideal for identity verification, secure access, financial transactions, and data management.
At Incore, we have deep technical knowledge of smart card technologies and work closely with our trusted principals to source, customize, and deliver smart card solutions that meet your specific needs. Whether you’re deploying cards for identification, access control, e-wallets, or ticketing, we provide both the cards and the supporting ecosystem.
Contain non-volatile memory and possibly some security logic.
Used for simple applications such as loyalty programs, prepaid services, or access badges.
Cannot process data—only store and retrieve it.
Contain an embedded microcontroller that can process, store, and protect data.
Used in high-security environments such as e-passports, banking cards, healthcare, and ID cards.
Can run multiple applications and support cryptographic functions (e.g., digital signature, encryption).
Support both contact and contactless communication.
Ideal for multi-application cards used in transit, access control, and secure payments.
Secure identification, biometric storage, and authentication.
EMV cards for secure credit/debit transactions.
Store medical history, insurance, and patient identity securely.
Use in offices, campuses, or data centers for physical or logical access.
Store prepaid balance or digital tickets for public transport systems.
Store loyalty points or provide secure member identification.
From secure identification to seamless transactions, Incore is your go-to partner for complete smart card solutions. Let us help you choose the right card type, customize it for your business, and deploy it with confidence.