New Concept RFID credit card fingerprint recognition display consumption ratio

A future credit card designed by Jacob to display the consumption ratio

Security Features of fingerprint recognition, and display transaction records

A major reason for credit card flooding attacks is that consumers do not know how many injuries they have when swiping their cards, you must wait until you go to the ATM, online bank, or even the bank sends a bill to know that the blood has been lost.
But recently a Swedish young designer Jacob? Jacob Palmborg has designed a credit card for future concepts, allowing consumers to directly connect to all bank accounts and transmit data through radio frequency (RFID) technology, display the balance in your bank account directly on your credit card.
This future credit card has a length and width similar to the current credit card, but has a thickness of about one centimeter because it is equipped with a fingerprint recognition security system on the back, the cardholder must press the fingerprint to use this card and other query functions. Its backup time is about 220 hours.
The surface screen of this card displays Card swiping and account information, and uses a ring chart with different color blocks, it shows the amount of money the cardholder spends on the bank balance and various types of consumer goods. It looks very fashionable and puts the financial management thinking into the credit card.
This credit card is actually a graduation work of Jacob. His idea is to design a project that allows people to pay more attention to their financial status when swiping cards, while also using biometric identification technology, provides security protection tools for your account. However, some people commented on the website and questioned his work. What is the difference between such a credit card and a mobile phone card.
The combination of new technologies and Design Aesthetics is an important indicator of Consumer life in recent years. The concept credit card designed by Jacob seems to have drawn a brief outline of future consumer life.