Safetrust Inc, a pioneer in virtual credential solutions, announces a technology partnership with ELATEC to provide customers with a secure, touchless authentication solution for ELATEC’s TWN4 MultiTech family of BLE readers.

The technology integration enables ELATEC customers to gain mobile access using virtual credentials stored in their Safetrust Wallet application. “Our customers increasingly want to accommodate staff smartphones which have proliferated in their BYOD organisations,” said Paul Massey, CEO, ELATEC Inc.

Logical access solutions

ELATEC customers can use the Safetrust Wallet to authenticate for a wide range of applications

Mobile credentials are secure, convenient and easy to use. Our ‘universal’ RFID, NFC and BLE readers address the needs of companies looking for physical- or logical access solutions that work with mobile credentials such as those provided by Safetrust.”

Our partnership provides ELATEC customers with a dependable and fast mobile authentication solution for almost any environment,” said Jason Hart, Chief Executive Officer, Safetrust. “Virtual credentials from Safetrust will help customers eliminate community touch points, improve security, and ultimately provide an authentication solution that is simple and safe to use.”

ELATEC customers can use the Safetrust Wallet to authenticate for a wide range of applications such as building access, secure print, single sign-on (SSO), vending and dispensing, vehicle fleet management, and other activities. With support for both existing RFID badges and virtual credentials from Safetrust, ELATEC customers can migrate to a touchless workplace at their own pace. Safetrust credentials are available to ELATEC customers worldwide.

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