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Chipknip
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Chipknip was a stored-value payment card system used in the Netherlands. The Chipknip was primarily used for small retail transactions, as the card could contain a maximum value of 500 euros. The mone
"Oplaadpunt" (English: Top up point) for the Chipknip and Chipper where money could be deposited onto the card or withdrawn back to the bank account. Chipper was initially an incompatible alternative, but became a differently branded Chipknip after 2001.
"Oplaadpunt" (English: Top up point) for the Chipknip and Chipper where money could be deposited onto the card or withdrawn back to the bank account.
Sign outside of a merchant, stating "U kunt hier pinnen + chippen", loosely translated as "You can use pin and chip here"
Sign outside of a merchant, stating "U kunt hier pinnen + chippen", loosely translated as "You can use pin and chip here"
Gemalto
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Gemalto was an international digital security company providing software applications, secure personal devices such as smart cards and tokens, e-wallets and managed services. It was formed in June 200
Chipknip
…the skimming was reduced to zero. The Chipper chip was manufactured by IBM and Schlumberger (of which the smart card spin-off Axalto later merged with Gemalto). It used the STM 16SF48 with 16KB of ROM, 1088 bytes RAM and 8KB of EEPROM. It used Triple DES for security. The Chipknip started as a pilot project…
The back of an OCBC Bank ATM card, bearing the name Gemalto in its label
The back of an OCBC Bank ATM card, bearing the name Gemalto in its label