secure offline access control with NFC
A new approach to access control
Telcred develops and markets a new type of solution for physical access control based on NFC. The most distinguishing feature is that the lock controllers can be completely offline, and still cope with frequently changing users and temporary access rights.
The offline capability makes it possible to replace traditional keys with an access control system, where previously not thought possible. Examples include remote sites for utility companies and telecom operators, home care, freight containers, and other places where connectivity, power or cost is an issue.
The solution works with both NFC phones and contactless smart cards, and Telcred's patented security model based on PKI / asymmetric cryptography guarantees bank-level security.
Latest news
Meet Telcred at SICS Open House, 2013-03-07
On March 21, Telcred will be at SICS Open House in Kista outside Stockholm. Come and say hi and check out our brand new Android app!
Video: Telcred pitch at StartTWS in Tel Aviv, 2012-10-29
On October 17, The Israeli startup community got together in Tel Aviv to listen to pitches from the hottest startups at the event StartTWS. As one of very few non Israeli companies, Telcred was presenting and you can view a video of the pitch here. The complete list of startups was featured by TechCrunch.
Telcred selected to participate in Tel Aviv Startup Bootcamp, 2012-10-12
Through a new intitiative called Startup Bootcamp, Israel and the city of Tel Aviv are inviting nine European startups to spend 10 days in Tel Aviv filled with networking, seminars and high profile meetings with top Israeli entrepreneurs. From Sweden, Telcred was selected by STING (link to info in Swedish) to participate.
Video: Telcred demo for European Commissioner Androulla Vassiliou, 2012-06-21
On May 14, Telcred's CEO Carlo Pompili demonstrated the solution for Androulla Vassiliou, the European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth, during her visit to Kista Science City and EIT ICT Labs Stockholm. A video of the demonstration can be found here.