RFID Cards

Payment cards and employee ID are where most financial institutions first put RFID to work. CedaGlo's Dual-Interface CPU Cards combine a contact chip with contactless tap-to-pay in one card, matching standard EMV banking requirements, while HF contactless cards serve as fast, reliable staff ID and building badges.

Access Control

Vaults, server rooms, and back-office areas need tighter access than the front lobby. CedaGlo's access control readers pair with staff ID cards or RFID keyfobs to restrict entry to authorized personnel only, with every access event logged automatically for security review.

Asset Tags & Readers

As institutions grow, tracking IT equipment and physical files becomes its own challenge. Industrial & Asset Tags attach to laptops, terminals, and hardware, while RFID inlays and labels track physical documents and records. A handheld RFID reader lets staff run a full asset or file audit in minutes instead of hours.

Applications

RFID technology has penetrated various aspects of the finance industry:

Contactless Payments: NFC-enabled cards let customers tap to pay at POS terminals, cutting transaction time and reducing physical contact.

Cash Management: Tagged currency bundles and cash trays can be tracked through vaults and ATMs, improving accuracy in cash handling.

Document Management: Tagged files and records are quickly located and retrieved, cutting down on lost paperwork and administrative overhead.

Compliance & Audit: RFID-tracked assets and documents provide accurate, verifiable records for regulatory reporting and audit trails.

CedaGlo RFID technology has become an indispensable part of modern finance. Through the combination of cards, access control, and asset tags and readers, financial institutions achieve stronger security, faster service, and easier compliance — with hardware built to match each stage of the branch, from the front counter to the back-office vault.