Card Encoding
With E-card technology it is possible to encode or "write" data into a card's microprocessor chip or antenna.

This gives the card a much higher degree of security because it can store vast amounts of information, such as biometric data (like fingerprints, iris scans and signature dynamics) that enable identity authentication and/or verification. Encoding also makes the card extremely tamper-resistant and enables access control and usage tracking (e.g., physical assets and data).