ID-SW-HR002
HF RFID Silicone Wristband ID-SW-HR002 (13.56 MHz, Custom Logo)
₹68 + GST
Min. order 500 pcs

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In a closed-loop cashless venue, each guest carries a wristband or card that points to a prepaid wallet, and each stall has a reader that charges it. Festivals, water parks, stadiums, campus food courts and staff canteens all run on the same pattern: load value once, then tap to pay at every counter.
This page lists the 13.56 MHz wristbands and cards, the readers and the receipt printer from our catalogue that fit a tap-to-pay setup. The payment platform itself, IDPay, is built by Identium One, and the link below leads to its features and a demo.
Complete system in the store: RFID Event Management System for Entry Control & Cashless POS
Issue the wristband
At the entry or top-up counter, staff link each wristband or card to a wallet using an HF desktop reader-writer.
Load a balance
Guests add value at a top-up counter. The balance is held against that wallet in the IDPay platform.
Tap to pay at the stall
The vendor holds an NFC handheld close to the wristband and confirms the sale. A pocket Bluetooth printer can hand over a receipt.
Review sales and settle
Organisers follow sales by stall and by hour as the event runs, then settle with each vendor from the per-stall reports.
Silicone wristbands for repeat use
The ID-SW-HR002 is a 13.56 MHz ISO 14443A silicone band with MIFARE Classic, MIFARE DESFire or NTAG chip options and an IP68 rating, suited to water parks and multi-day passes. The C02 watch-style band comes in an HF MIFARE version; order that one for payments.
Single-use wristbands for one-day events
A PVC band with a one-time locking snap, or a woven fabric band with a chip card. Both come in LF, HF and UHF builds, so specify the HF 13.56 MHz version for payment counters.
Cards for staff and season passes
CR80 NFC cards with NTAG, MIFARE Classic or MIFARE DESFire chips, for staff, vendors and regular visitors who prefer a card to a band.
All HF CardsStall reader
The FX100 is a pocket Android handheld that reads 13.56 MHz NFC credentials and carries a SAM slot and a secure element, so vendors can charge wristbands at the counter or on the move. Agree the wristband chip with our team so that bands and stall readers match.
Top-up and issue counter
A USB HF desktop reader-writer with a 0 to 5 cm read range, for linking wristbands to wallets and handling top-ups at a fixed counter.
Receipt printer
The CX58B is a battery-powered thermal receipt printer that connects over Bluetooth 4.0 or USB, for printing receipts at a stall away from a power socket.
IDPay is the platform behind the wristbands. Organisers set up the event, its zones and its vendors; each guest wristband points to a prepaid wallet that is loaded before or during the event; vendors charge it from handheld or counter readers; and sales by stall and by hour appear on a live dashboard, with settlement reports for each vendor. Guests can see their balance and what they have spent from their phone. This store also lists an RFID event management system with entry control and cashless POS for organisers who want to buy the system together with wristbands. To see how IDPay works and request a demo, visit IDPay on IdentiumOne.
IDPay RFID cashless payment platform for events and venues on IdentiumOneID-SW-HR002
₹68 + GST
Min. order 500 pcs
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Min. order 500 pcs
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Min. order 500 pcs
HF at 13.56 MHz. A payment should only charge the wristband that is held to the reader, and the short HF read range suits that. UHF bands read from a distance and belong at walk-through entry lanes, not at payment counters.
For a single day, a PVC band with a one-time locking snap or a fabric band, both in the HF version. For staff, members and season passes, a silicone band such as the ID-SW-HR002 or the C02, or an NFC card.
A handheld that reads 13.56 MHz wristbands, such as the Android FX100 NFC reader, plus an optional Bluetooth receipt printer such as the CX58B. Top-up counters can use a USB HF desktop reader-writer.
IDPay has its own page on IdentiumOne, where its features are described and a demo can be requested. For entry control combined with cashless POS, this store also lists the RFID Event Management System.
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