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24th November 2017, 11:27 AM
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| Re: IDRBT Smart Card
The Institute for Development & Research in Banking Technology is a unique institution exclusively focused on Banking Technology. Established by the Reserve Bank of India in 1996, the Institution works at the intersection of Banking and Technology. About the Smart Card Smart Card is a fully functioning computer system built on a single chip (integrated circuit). This computer system has important similarities and differences from other kinds of traditional computers. Smart Cards use several types of memory, all implemented within a single chip. These are: Permanent memory Programmable nonvolatile memory Volatile memory User Requirements All Smart Cards begin with user requirements. These requirements drive the rest of the process. The user requirements may be well known and have high security needs, such as those for the Secure Application Module (SAM) implemented on a Smart Card in some stored value systems Design The operating systems to support these cards are Java, Windows for Smart Cards, or MEL (the MULTOS programming language). These systems will be covered in the later part of the paper, prior to application reviews. Multi-application card OSs are designed to meet the needs of today's business requirements, which include the following: Running of applications on a variety of chip and card types Isolation of applications from the operating systems Common card acceptance device interfaces Issuer control over application loading and deleting Support for dynamic updates in the field Common protection of data and applications Multiple sources of applications and card suppliers Standardized Application Program Interfaces (APIs) Common runtime environments Firewalls between applications and data For more information you may Consider the below Attachement that is Free to Download Smart Card of the Institute for Development & Research in Banking Technology     |