Card design: visualization of ideas
30.12.2007
Journal: PLUS Digest 2007
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Originally a bank card was meant to be a payment instrument facilitating the procedure of settling accounts between a buyer (cardholder) and a seller (merchant). However, practically from the very beginning of its circulation this small plate, first made from cardboard, then from metal and at last from plastic, attracted attention of market participants not only as a carrier of service information, but also as an original advertising platform.
Journal: PLUS Digest 2007
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Read in this issue:
- Rozan becomes a major card producer in the African market
- Results of the year through a prism of technologies
- Claim practice in the Russian banks
- Mergers and takeovers in the Russian bank sector
- Processing outsourcing: «Rich variety, but ...?»
- About a PIN’s travel from a PIN pad terminal to an issuer’s HSM
- Anatomy of fraud-monitoring
- ATM fraud: who is to blame and what is to be done?
- NFC в– a uniting technology
- INPAS: boundless prospects for contactless technologies
- MMA and NFC: mobile authentication
- INPAS: the right time and the right place
- Card design: visualization of ideas
- Intelligent personalization bureau
- Packing of plastic cards: how and with what?
- Technology allows to issue EMV cards in the presence of the bank customers
- PLUS: only its recognizability is invariable
- List of articles
- Calendar of events