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NXP, Fast and Secure Contactless Ticketing Implementation at the 2018 FIFA Russia World Cup

Google 우선 소스Published2018.07.13 10:13
NXP Implements Contactless Ticketing at the World Cup Using MIFARE
Improving User Convenience and Helping Eliminate Ticket Scalping


NXP Semiconductors implemented secure contactless ticketing at the 2018 FIFA Russia World Cup matches by utilizing its MIFARE Ultralight EV1 contactless IC chips. The Russia World Cup tickets feature NXP contactless IC chips embedded within them, allowing soccer fans to gain immediate stadium access simply by holding their tickets up to a contactless reader. This electronic ticketing solution based on the same MIFARE product platform was previously used at the 2017 FIFA Russia Confederations Cup.

The NXP contactless IC chip embedded in each ticket carries a special unique signature. Additionally, it contains information regarding ticket usage and authenticity, thereby preventing fraudulent use such as ticket scalping.

NXP's NTAG NFC technology was also applied to the Adidas Telstar 18, the official ball of the Russia World Cup. Through the NFC technology integrated into the Telstar 18 official ball, users can access detailed information about individual official balls via smartphone. They also receive access to challenges that can be participated in during the FIFA World Cup period.

Markus Staeblein, Vice President and General Manager of NXP Secure Mobility and Retail, stated, "NXP has consistently been committed to providing convenient ticketing and secure payment experiences for worldwide events. NXP's proven MIFARE products have been applied once again to the 2018 FIFA Russia World Cup, providing fans with a seamless experience while helping protect both fans and organizers from damages caused by counterfeit tickets."

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