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| Comparing it with the previous JavaCard 3.0.4 (e.g., J3H145), JavaCard 3.0.1 Classic (e.g., J3D081), and the earlier generation J3A081/JCOP31 by NXP, the newest JavaCard 3.0.5 introduces enhanced performance and additional security features, making it suitable for modern applications.
JCOP 4 series cards, such as J2R180 and J3R180, represent a significant step forward in terms of computational power and memory capabilities, catering to demanding use cases in secure identification and payment systems.
Furthermore, the JCOP4.5 (e.g., J3R452) takes these advancements even further, offering robust features designed for future-proof deployments. |
Partner with MoTechno for SmartCard Solutions Tailored to Your Needs
At MoTechno, we specialize in crafting SmartCard solutions designed to meet your customer requirements. We drive innovation with new projects and ideas while delivering expert advice and professional services.
Contact us today to explore how we can support your SmartCard development projects. Email us or book a FREE video call to get started.
MoTechno – Turning ideas into solutions! |
Experience the versatility and security of the CardOS product family, designed to meet all your Logical Access Control System (LACS) needs and more.
Whether you’re looking for the latest CardOS V5.3 or legacy solutions like the discontinued CardOS V4.3B, we offer a range of options tailored to your needs.
These modules come as standalone chips by Eviden (formerly ATOS) or as ready-to-use solutions integrated with the CardOS API software, which supports the latest Cryptographic Service Provider (CSP) and PKCS#11 standards for seamless integration with modern cryptographic frameworks. |
JavaCards & More
These newer cards are ideal for both small and large roll-outs, ensuring flexibility and scalability. As always, we maintain stock for these cards to meet diverse project requirements.
Additionally, while the (discontinued) JCOP41 or other legacy cards may no longer be produced, they are still available from us for specialized projects, subject to limited quantities. This ensures that even legacy systems can be supported without compromise.
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What We Offer
– Development and deployment support for JavaCard 3.0.5, JavaCard 3.0.4, and JavaCard 3.0.1 Classic: obtain tips and hints for your Applet development project based on our next generation JavaCard offer.
– JavaCard Applet Development Workshops: Stay ahead with in-depth training and development expertise.
– Tailored Consultation and Services: Leverage our years of market experience for customized solutions.
– Comprehensive Hardware Options: Access legacy devices no longer in production, as well as the newest products alongside the latest technologies.
– Custom SmartCard Reader Development: Define your requirements for new hardware, such as Bluetooth-enabled readers or devices with PIN pads. We ensure compatibility through rigorous testing with your or our chip cards and software solutions.
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CardOS
CardOS is an excellent choice for Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) applications, enabling secure digital signatures, authentication, and encryption, making it ideal for protecting sensitive communications and transactions. It also supports RFID-enabled solutions for contactless security in access control systems and more, offering convenience without sacrificing protection.
For developers, the Application Development Kit provides all the tools needed for creating custom applications with CardOS. Contact us to arrange the necessary NDA with the manufacturer and unlock the potential of tailored solutions.
Our portfolio also includes CardOS-based one-time password (OTP) implementations, leveraging smart card technology for enhanced system access security. The CardOS V5.3, with its FIDO2 support, delivers professional-grade protection for cloud access, ensuring your organization meets the highest security standards.
Whether for PKI, RFID, LACS, or other secure access solutions, the CardOS product family stands as a reliable, versatile, and future-ready choice for organizations dedicated to safeguarding their digital environments.
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