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I'm not clear from your comment whether HCE means I could in fact use it for PayWave (rather than just PayPass), despite the title? Would it work with Opal too
by marcosscriven 12y ago
I'm not clear from your comment whether HCE means I could in fact use it for PayWave (rather than just PayPass), despite the title? Would it work with Opal too for instance?
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- tonteldoos 12y agoI haven't tried myself (I have PayWave, and this is now on my todo list for tomorrow), but I imagine that they maybe hadn't tested it on Paywave when they wrote the title? The standard(s) seem pretty pervasive, and I've often had PayWave work where there is only a PayPass sign... On your last question - I'm not familiar with Opal at all. Any links/information?
- madeofpalk 12y agoOpal is Sydney's new contactless smartcard ticketing system, using MiFare DESFire EV1, based on Londons Oyster.
- tonteldoos 12y agoAh, righto. I doubt it then, but can't say for sure. I'd imagine that PCI cards will have a different set of requirements to adhere to, for starters. If it did work, however, it'd be reaaaal nice to try on Queensland's Go card ;-)