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CPI expands EMV card manfacturing capabilities for US changeover

April 26, 2013

CPI Card Group, a provider of financial and commercial card production and related services, has announced that it will more than double its EMV chip milling in the United States in order to meet customers' needs as the nation migrates from magnetic stripe to EMV chip cards.

CPI will bring on additional equipment for milling and embedding in order to deepen its chip card production capabilities. The company said its strategic investment will continue through 2013 to meet increasing demands of its customers and financial card issuers throughout the EMV migration process. 

"We continue to support and anticipate the needs of our customers in the achievement of their business goals through the development of our products, services and resources," said Steve Montross, president and CEO of CPI Card Group. "The migration to EMV in the U.S. is unprecedented in terms of size and scale. With our deep understanding and experience in EMV and the U.S. financial card market, we are able to support our customers both in terms of our robust solutions, as well as timely delivery with first-class service."

CPI offers a single source for cards and other form factors, from financial and gift to EMV chip and mobile, as well as personalization and fulfillment services. According to CIP, the company offers the largest secure and commercial production network in North America and the U.K.

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