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What is Coercivity?
What is the difference between Loco and HiCo?
What information is needed to encode the magnetic stripes?
How would I know which track to encode the magnetic stripe on?
What can be encoded on the magnetic stripe?
What if I do not have a POS system?
Q: What is Coercivity?
A: It is a measure of the tape's ability to resist erasure of data by external magnetic influences. Go to Top
Q: What is the difference between Loco and HiCo?
A: LoCo is moderately resistant to data erasure and is ideal for tickets, membership cards, and general use.
HiCo has a greater level of resistance to loss of data, which makes it ideal for higher security applications such s credit cards and ID cards. Go to Top
Q: What information is needed to encode the magnetic stripes?
A: The information needed is what POS (Point of Sale) system is being used and what track to encode on the magnetic stripe. Go to Top
Q: How would I know which track to encode the magnetic stripe on?
A: Your electronic merchant system provider would be able to supply you with this information. Go to Top
Q: What is encoded on the magnetic stripe?
A: This information is generated by you and can include any customer information or random series of numbers. We are able to generate what is encoded on the magnetic stripe for a small fee. Go to Top
Q: What if I do not have a POS system?
A: It is sometimes possible that your credit card machine can accept the gift cards. Go to Top