GemMAP   In Production
 
GemMAP is a unique Java applet combining 3 applications : E-purse, Loyalty, ID.  
 

GemMAP Applications

Small and flexible for more services

Specially designed for quick time to market multi-application card programs, GemMAP is the first applet to combine 3 specific applications :

  • Loyalty : rewards programs based on bonus points
  • E-purse : private e-cash or voucher loading
  • Identity : authentication at the POS or "over the internet" , access control and identification for facilities booking

Loaded on Java Card, GemMAP allows you to offer additional value added services to the traditional payment functions without any particular specifications development.In order to launch a flexible solution, Gemplus limited the size of the applet choosing the minimal but useful applications.

 

GemMAP Benefits

Compatible with an evolving program

The GemMAP is a subset of the Gemalto MPCOS operating system, so banks and retailers benefit from a field proven technology ensuring efficient and stable programs.

All of the applications available on GemMAP are compatible with other Gemplus smart cards range such as : 

  • MPCOS Entry
  • MPCOS EMV R5
  • MPCOS Xpresso
  • MPCOS PK
  • MPCOS Combi
  • GemTwin

You can expand or extend your card services with other partners in the future through Gemalto' range of multi-application solutions which include one or more of the following:

  • Internet login, personal data profiling and form filling
  • Awarding entitlements, e-vouchers loading
  • Multi-partner, multi-tier loyalty program
  • Facilities booking

GemMAP Technical Specifications

Features

Benefits
  • Size 5.5 kilobytes
  • Card holder verification by PIN
  • Card authentication by symmetrical secret keys
  • Data integrity for update and read
  • 3 DES algorithm for authentication
  • Dedicated payment command set  : credit, debit and read balance of the e-purse

 
  • Enables to deploy cost effective multi-applications smart card-based schemes
  • Can be associated to other applets
  • Can be reduced putting the applet into ROM
  • Fexible benefiting of an open platform and Java Card capabilities