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https://developer.fidesmo.com/fidesmo-for-android-developers

Fidesmo for Android Developers. Why make your app interact with a Fidesmo Card. Store security credentials in a tamper-resistant Secure Element. A contactless card, accessible through the smartphone’s NFC interface. Examples:. Token for two-factor authentication. Key storage for secure email. Certificate storage for digital signature. Charge for the services your app delivers: we take care of the boring bits. On the other, making sure that commands are transmitted to the card reliably and securely. Read ...

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https://developer.fidesmo.com/fidesmocard

In order to fully utilise the technical potential of the Fidesmo Service, a developer will be required to use a Fidesmo Card. The Fidesmo Card supports MIFARE. Classic, Java Card, GlobalPlatform, and ISO. The Fidesmo Card can be purchased from our web shop.

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https://developer.fidesmo.com/documentation/branding

Branding and User Interaction elements. A simple image that identifies your company or your brand. SVG, Scalable Vector Graphics. It is important that it is resolution-independent, because it is displayed in several places. Where it is used. In the Cardapps store in the Fidesmo App, if you have published the recipe for your service. In the list of installed applications in the Fidesmo App, when a user holds her Fidesmo Card to check her applications. How to set it up. Where it is used. As the background ...

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https://developer.fidesmo.com/tutorials/android

In this tutorial you will learn how to interact with an application installed on a Fidesmo Card. From an Android app. During our own work in the Fidesmo App. We have often found difficulties when implementing NFC interactions, so we hope this tutorial will help other developers. This is not an attempt to replace Google’s Android NFC developer guide. But more of a hands-on recipe that will get you going in no time. This tutorial comments an example application; its source code is freely available at GitHub.

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https://developer.fidesmo.com/fidesmo-for-service-providers

Fidesmo for Service Providers. Smart card technology is secure and well understood by end users, but it has some limitations:. Depends on physical sales points: to purchase or enroll in a service, or update settings, users must go to a sales office or electronic kiosk. This friction limits service usage and adds costs which are not directly related to service quality. Requires purchasing and distributing cards, plus managing their lifecycle. Where it fits: technical integration. Within the Fidesmo App.

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https://developer.fidesmo.com/architecture

The Fidesmo Service combines server-side logic, accessible via the Fidesmo APIs, with a mobile client that connects the server with contactless cards using the mobile phone’s NFC. Capabilities. This enables security sensitive data to be handled by the backend servers and then communicated via an end-to-end channel directly to the card. This way, the applications in the phone do not need to be trusted. The following figure shows the elements participating in the service:. The Service Delivery API. The Ser...

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https://developer.fidesmo.com/faq

If you don't find an answer to your question in this FAQ, please use the Forum. Or write to us at info@fidesmo.com. When I buy a transport ticket from the Internet, I must wait one hour until I can go to the station and download it to my transportation card. How long does it take with Fidesmo? A few seconds at most - your ticket is downloaded to the card in the same transaction. How does your solution compare to other mobile-NFC options? Cost: the Fidesmo Card is cheaper than the alternatives above, but ...

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https://developer.fidesmo.com/tutorials/mifare-classic

In this tutorial you will learn how to create and deploy an application that reads and writes the MIFARE Classic. Memory in a Fidesmo Card. And execute some MIFARE operations on the card. We have published the service's source code in GitHub. Feel free to download, modify and deploy it with your own credentials as a way to learn how to build a remote MIFARE Classic. Service using the Fidesmo platform. Resources used by the example application. A simple web app framework in Java. Follow the instructions o...

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https://developer.fidesmo.com/android

The Fidesmo App Store. The Fidesmo App Store is the end users entry point into their Fidesmo Device. It is available from Google Play. Explains how the app interacts with other components of the Fidesmo platform, establishing a secure and reliable communication channel between our servers and the card, handling user interactions, etc. This page explains how to invoke the Fidesmo App Store from other Android Apps. Integration with other Android applications. Intent to initiate a service delivery. Followin...

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https://developer.fidesmo.com/documentation/pricing

We have divided the services we provide in different plans, so you can choose the combination that better suits your business needs and traffic volume:. Account plans control the service management capabilities and support level. Application plans control traffic volume. Payment commission depends on monthly revenues through our platform. If your needs do not fit into a combination of plans, please contact us. All prices listed below are in Euro . Developer portal forum. Email, 3-days turnaround.