The Pleinair Casino in Marseilles, France, will soon be implementing a smart biometric casino card for both employees and VIP guests.
As it stands, the casino will first test the MeReal Biometrics smart card on employees, making it possible for them to use the built-in fingerprint scanner to access back-of-house areas. Additionally, these cards will also be used for keeping tabs on an employee's time and attendance.
For VIP guests who carry a Fairplayer loyalty card, the MeReal Biometrics smart card will also allow access to special areas of the casino, and payments to be made. In terms of the technology behind the MeReal Biometrics card, RFID, NFC and EMV chip technology are combined with a biometric fingerprint sensor, battery power and even a one-time acoustic password.
What's Driving This Trend
- Smart Biometric Cards
- Smart biometric cards are becoming popular in the casino industry, and can be used for identity verification, access control, and payment processing.
- RFID and Biometric Integration
- Integrating RFID and biometric technology is disrupting traditional identification methods in the casino industry.
- Customer-exclusive Areas
- Casinos are using smart biometric cards to offer customers exclusive access to special areas, creating opportunities for VIP experiences and increased revenue.
Who This Affects Most
- Casino and Gaming
- The casino and gaming industry can benefit from the use of smart biometric cards for employee management, access control, and payment processing.
- Security and Surveillance
- Security and surveillance companies can provide RFID and biometric integration solutions to enhance security measures in the casino industry.
- Mobile Payment
- The emergence of smart biometric cards is disrupting the mobile payment industry, creating opportunities for companies to develop alternative payment methods that incorporate biometric authentication.
