With the technology, Franklin Bank hopes to provide added convenience to new customers who wish to open a checking account, or existing customers who have lost their card and need another issued.
Customers can choose to decorate their new cards with a variety of images. Once a background is selected, DCS' CardWizard software transfers all personalization data to the FCP 20/20 where the "flat" card is securely and immediately printed in high-definition color onto both sides of blank card stock.
Also included is an advanced thermal printing of the three-digit CVV2 code on the back of the card, replacing the older rear indent method. According to DCS, the FCP 20/20's printing process provides a protective film overlay for greater permanence and durability, protecting the CVV2 code and all other printed data including background images, logos, PAN, cardholder name and expiration date.






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