TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta:Gemalto, a company dealing in digital security solutions, yesterday opened a centre for personalized sales in the Indonesian market, located in Pancoran, South Jakarta.<\/p>\n
The new facility is expected to support Gemalto in providing card production services to provide financial institutions with an end-to-end system. The company also wants to develop the use of chip technology-based cards (EMV) in Indonesia.<\/p>\n
Gemalto has been operating in Indonesia for the past 20 years. The company has collaborated with around 75 percent of banks in Indonesia. \"Indonesia is a very good potential market,\" Suzanne Tong-Li, Gemalto\u2019s Asia Pacific Secure Transaction Senior VP, said yesterday in Jakarta.<\/p>\n
Meanhwile, Philippe Cambriel, Gemalto Security Transaction executive vice president, said the personalized facility will provide security for the customers. \u201cCustomers\u2019 information will be protected,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Another important aspect that Gemalto wants to manage in Indonesia through the personalized centre is the EMV migration program, which is a chip-based card. Many Indonesian financial institutions still use magnetic cards.<\/p>\n
According to Suzanne, with the chip card, financial institutions can develop various payment applications, such as e-money and online banking. \"This new method can increase revenue,\u201d she said, adding, \u201cthat is what we want to achieve with the personalized centre,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n
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