From Stadiums to Festivals
One RFID Ticket to Realize Effortless Access.
What is an RFID Ticket?
An RFID ticket is a smart ticket that has an RFID chip embedded inside it. The heart of an RFID ticket is a contactless RFID chip that comes with a unique ID number that can’t be changed once it’s manufactured. It uses radio waves to transmit encrypted data from a microchip to a reader for quick, contactless validation. Plus, the RFID ticket can be encoded with a password and supports encryption for better security management.


Easy Access

Cost-effective

Authentication
What Structure are RFID Tickets made of?
An RFID ticket mainly consists of a front printing layer, an internal antenna and chip, and a back printing layer.

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Thermal paper
Heat-sensitive, inkless printing, available for direct thermal printing

Thermal synthetic paper
Heat-sensitive, Waterproof, tear-resistant, and available for direct thermal printing

Coated paper
Matt, and most cost-effective, available for thermal transfer printer

Synthetic paper
Waterproof, tear-resistant, durable, available for thermal transfer printer
Common Chip Types of RFID Tickets
| Chip Model | Communication Standard | Memory Capacity | Read Range | Frequency | Security |
| MIFARE Ultralight® EV1 | ISO/IEC 14443A | 48 bytes | Up to 0.1 m | 13.56 MHz | 32-bit password + password acknowledge |
| MIFARE Classic® 1K | ISO/IEC 14443A | 1k bytes | Up to 0.1 m | 13.56 MHz | Mutual three-pass authentication |
| MIFARE Ultralight® C | ISO/IEC 14443A | 144 bytes | Up to 0.1 m | 13.56 MHz | 3DES Authentication |
| NXP UCODE® 8 | ISO/IEC 18000-6C | 16 bytes | Up to 10 m | 860-960 MHz | Password verification and tamper protection |
Other chips are also available upon request.

How do RFID tickets work?
RFID tickets use electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track objects via tags that contain a microchip and an antenna. Readers emit radio waves to power passive tags, allowing for contactless data transmission to efficiently validate and control access.
RFID ticket with personal info printed and encoded
RFID reader detects information
Information transmitted to the system and verified
Gate opens




Benefits of RFID Tickets

Improve access control

Improve efficiency

Enhance customer experience
Application of RFID Tickets
FAQs
Yes. Assign granular permissions (e.g., VIP lounges, fast-track lanes) via cloud-based rules, updated in real time for dynamic service differentiation.



















