A physical card with an integrated chip that serves as a security token is called a smart card. Smart cards can be constructed of plastic or metal and are usually the same size as a credit card or driver's license. Direct physical contact, sometimes referred to as chip and dip, or a short-range wireless connectivity standard like radio-frequency identification (RFID) or near-field communication are the two ways they link to a reader. Although smart cards have many uses, credit cards and other payment cards are the most popular ones. Contactless payment systems can make use of smart cards with short-range wireless communication. Additionally, they can serve as multifactor authentication (MFA) tokens.
According to SPER Market Research, ‘India Smart Card Market Size- By Interface, By Type, By Offering, By Functionality, By Application - Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2033’ states that India Smart Card Market is estimated to reach USD XX billion by 2033 with a CAGR 7.68%.
Drivers: In India, smart card technology is quickly changing a number of industries. Smart cards provide a convenient and safe alternative for a variety of uses. Compared to conventional techniques, their embedded microprocessors offer higher security, allowing secure communication for applications in banking (online transactions) and maybe healthcare (insurance cards). Government programs are encouraging innovation by working with agencies to create standardised operating systems and funding research that investigate the possibility for multiple applications because they recognise this potential. Future smart card applications in India are expected to be even more extensive across a range of end-use sectors, thanks to continuous advancements in fields like contactless interfaces. Additionally, by encouraging the broad use of multi-application smart cards, the Indian government's numerous initiatives—most notably the "Digital India" program—are greatly accelerating the expansion of the smart card business.
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Restraints: Costs and infrastructure are impeding the use of smart cards in India. According to estimates, security measures can cost up to ten times as much as conventional magnetic stripe cards. This will be difficult for more affordable organisations that serve big groups, like the Aadhaar program. Players must figure out how to exploit economies of scale, speed up the production process, or employ alternative materials if they want to succeed in the market. Infrastructure is another barrier to the Indian smart card business, in addition to cost. It won't be inexpensive to upgrade existing infrastructure or construct new ones, but if they want smart cards to be used everywhere, they must.
In order to prevent the coronavirus infection from spreading to physical currency, people in many countries have adopted smart cards for contactless financial transactions since the abrupt start of the COVID-19 epidemic. The growing demand for contactless payments and e-commerce purchasing is driving the smart card market. Compared to other verticals, the healthcare and telecommunications sectors are less impacted by smart card technology. In the medium to long term, the expanding medical sector may be the reason for the market's growth. Providing effective patient care and privacy is made more difficult by the growth in health care data. By facilitating safe data storage and simple data distribution, smart cards address these issues.
Delhi (North India) dominated the India Smart Card Market due has an extensive metro system that relies on smart card technology for convenient, contactless travel. Major players in the market are ALIOTH, CardLogix Corporation, Eastcompeace Technology Co., Ltd, HID Global Corporation, IDEMIA.
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