Mobile Wallet Technology
summary
Zebra provides NFC readers plus an SDK that interrogates Apple and Android wallets, performs EC key operations, and returns pass/fail decisions; firmware implements ECP1/ECP2 Apple VAS handling so apps avoid low‑level RF work. Devices decode NFC and QR/barcodes, sustain 8–10 hour event reads, and can read four tickets from one phone in tests. The stack includes a background service, APIs for key rotation, 12 Apple‑certified devices and 16 Google‑certified devices to speed deployment.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Mobile wallet introduction
- 2:10Zebra Technologies overview
- 3:32Wallet technology evolution
- 5:18Pandemic and digital wallets
- 7:02Zebra wallet advantages
- 9:12Seven reasons for Zebra wallets
- 11:42VAS with Zebra technology
- 13:31Apple and Google certifications
- 14:11Zebra SDK benefits
- 16:41Zebra SDK functions
- 18:07Zebra SDK security
- 19:07Zebra differentiators
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