The most common use of RFID in access control is in door entry systems for personnel. RFID-enabled tags are employed on a very basic level as the identification badges of the workers for any company or industry that uses access control systems. The information of a cardholder, object or reader is electronically stored in the RFID cards or tags, which can contain only small pieces of information such as identification numbers, prices or codes.

RFID systems are a reliable and maintenance-free option to control access rights. Authorized personnel gain access to an area by passing an RFID tag over a reader. Location-specific access rights can be granted and modified when necessary, and lost tags can be blocked.

Utilizing RFID technology for access control allows organizations to improve efficiency and enforce policies regarding access and attendance. All identification data are stored in a central database and can be updated quickly and easily when necessary, especially in cases where permission status changes or where ID cards (or their data) have been stolen.

Single-Use Ticket

Multiple-Use Ticket (book of tickets)

Public Transportation

Store Value

Pre-Paid Voucher