Access Card

Access cards are a plastic card used to enter a facility or secure location. They often contain a smart chip, a barcode, or a magnetic stripe that can be read by a card reader. To find out if the cardholder has permission to enter the space or facility, the card reader subsequently makes contact with a computer system. These are frequently employed in places of business, educational institutions, and other areas where safety is an issue. Additionally, they might be used to keep tabs on staff attendance or control who has access to certain parts of a building. Access cards have other features, such photo ID, to confirm the cardholder's identity.