Transparent transaction card
First Claim
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1. A card comprising:
- a. at least one of a translucent and transparent card surface;
b. a machine recognizable compound associated with a portion of said surface; and
c. a transponder system interfacing with said card surface, said transponder system operable to receive said first RF interrogation signal, authenticate said first RF interrogation signal, and transmit said transponder system account data, said transponder system comprising;
i. a first transponder responsive to said RF interrogation signal;
ii. a transponder system authentication circuit in communication with at least one of said first transponder and a second transponder; and
iii. a transponder system database in communication with said first transponder.
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a process for producing an transparent or translucent transaction card having multiple features, such as a holographic foil, integrated circuit chip, RFID circuitry, silver magnetic stripe with text on the magnetic stripe, opacity gradient, an invisible optically recognizable compound, a translucent signature field such that the RFID circuitry and signature on back of the card is visible from the front of the card and an active thru date on the front of the card. The invisible optically recognizable compound is an infrared ink and/or film, which can be detected by a sensor found in an ATM or card assembly line.
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42 Claims
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1. A card comprising:
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a. at least one of a translucent and transparent card surface;
b. a machine recognizable compound associated with a portion of said surface; and
c. a transponder system interfacing with said card surface, said transponder system operable to receive said first RF interrogation signal, authenticate said first RF interrogation signal, and transmit said transponder system account data, said transponder system comprising;
i. a first transponder responsive to said RF interrogation signal;
ii. a transponder system authentication circuit in communication with at least one of said first transponder and a second transponder; and
iii. a transponder system database in communication with said first transponder. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 34, 35, 38)
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33. A card comprising:
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a. at least one of a translucent and transparent card surface;
b. a machine recognizable compound associated with a portion of said surface;
c. at least one of a holographic foil, an integrated circuit chip, a magnetic stripe, an opacity gradient, embossed characters, signature field, and text and logo; and
,d. transponder system including a RFID circuitry operable to receive a first RF interrogation signal, and to authenticate said first interrogation signal, said transponder system comprising a first transponder responsive to a first RF interrogation signal.
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36. A card comprising:
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a. at least one of a opaque, translucent and transparent card surface;
b. a machine recognizable compound associated with a portion of said surface;
c. a holographic foil;
d. an integrated circuit chip;
e. a RFID circuitry; and
f. a magnetic stripe.
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37. A process for fabricating a card including placing IR film between two layers of PET GS and incorporating RFID circuitry.
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39. A card at least a portion of which is substantially transmissive to visible light, comprising:
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a. at lease one of a translucent and transparent card surface;
b. a machine recognizable compound covering at least a portion of said card surface, wherein said machine recognizable compound is substantially transmissive to visible light; and
,c. a RFID circuitry interfacing with said surface, said RFID circuitry including a transponder responsive to a first interrogation signal.
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40. A card at least a portion of which is substantially transmissive to visible light, comprising:
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a. at least one of a translucent and transparent card surface;
b. at lease one of a holographic foil, an integrated circuit chip, a magnetic stripe, an opacity gradient, embossed characters, signature field, text and logo;
c. a machine recognizable compound covering at least a portion of said card surface, wherein said machine recognizable compound is substantially transmissive to visible light; and
d. a RFID circuitry interfacing with said surface, said RFID circuitry including a transponder responsive to a first interrogation signal.
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41. A process for fabricating a card at least a portion of which is substantially transmissive to visible light, comprising:
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a. placing machine recognizable compound between at least two layers of PET IR forming a subassembly;
b. placing a RFID circuitry between at least one layer of the PET and the machine recognizable compound.
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42. A process for fabricating a card at least a portion of which is substantially transmissive to visible light, comprising:
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a. placing machine recognizable compound between at least two layers of PET IR forming a subassembly;
b. placing the subassembly between at least two layers of polyvinylchloride;
c. placing a RFID circuitry between at least one layer of the polyvinylchloride and at least one layer of the subassembly.
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