SMART CARDS

NAME : KOMALPREET KAUR

CLASS : B. COM (SEAMSTER 2)
COLLEGE ROLL NO. 20120039

UNIVERSITY ROLL NO. 10852010110

SESSION : 2020-21
INTRODUCTION OF SMART CARD

The smart card is a regular credit card sized card with the
microchip integrated on it and the smart card is made up of
plastic and the integrated chip in it is capable of saving
information and also it carries the information between the
users. The data of the card can be transferred through a reader
which is a component of computer system.
 HISTORY OF SMART CARD

SmSmartart Card has its origin in 1970s by inventors from

Germany, Japan and France.
Until mid 80s most of the work on Smart Cards was at the
research and development level.
First mass use was for payment in French payphones.
• The manufacturers of Smart Cards are Gemplus, IBM,
Siemens, Telesec and many more.
FEATURES OF SMART CARD

1. Authentication
2. Secure data storage
3. Encryption
4. Strong device Security:
5. Personal Device
6. Security communication
 CONSTRUCTION OF SMART CARD

Mostly all chip cards are built from layers of differing materials, or
substrates, that when brought together properly gives the card a
specific life and functionality.
The typical card today is made from PVC, Polyester or
Polycarbonate.
The card layers are printed first and then laminated in a large press.
The next step in construction is the blanking or die cutting.
This is followed by embedding a chip and then adding data to the
card. In all, there may be up to 30 steps in constructing a card.
1. The total components, including software and plastics, may be as
many as 12 separate items; all this in a unified package that appears
to the user as a simple device.
ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES OF SMART CARD

ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
Larger memory. A more powerful virus.
High levels of security. Discomfort to retrieve information from a
Reduced fraud. stolen card.

Organized information. For its size can be easily misled.

Reliability. The card must be recharged.

Upper management information. Increased cost of production.

Information Security. Dependence of electrical energy for use.

• Ease of use without need for Vulnerable to fluids.

connections online or via • Bank fees associated with credit card.
telephone.Larger
 CONCLUSION
Smart cards can add convenience and safety to any transaction of value
and data; but the choices facing today’s managers can be daunting.

Thank you
Name : komalpreet kaur

University Roll no : 10852010110