Students at Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, California are now able to add their ACCESS student IDs to the Wallet app on the iPhone and the Apple Watch, allowing their devices to be used to access buildings, attend athletic events, purchase meals, check out library books, and more.
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Once a student ID card has been added into the Wallet app, students can use an iPhone or Apple Watch in lieu of a physical card by holding their device near a reader. The contactless student ID can be used anywhere the physical ID card is required.
Santa Clara University is located close to Apple's Cupertino headquarters, and it was one of the universities that worked with Apple and partner company Transact during the pilot program for contactless student IDs.
SCU expects that most of its 5,500 undergraduate students will be using the mobile student ID system by the end of the year.
Apple first announced plans to bring contactless student IDs to iPhone and Apple Watch at the 2018 Worldwide Developers Conference, and rolled out the first IDs in October 2018.
Since then, Apple has added additional universities to the program, and participants include Marshall University, Clemson University, Duke University, University of Oklahoma, University of Alabama, Georgetown University, University of Tennessee, University of Kentucky, University of San Francisco, University of Vermont, Arkansas State University, South Dakota State University, Norfolk State University, Louisburg College, University of North Alabama, and Chowan University.
Top Rated Comments
Yes, via NFC enabled passes. You can do it yourself or there's third-party services to simplify it.Is there any way available to contact this feature for personal use? For instance, could I make an app for a private club, add that club's membership card to the wallet app, and use it to open magnetically locked doors, pay member dues, etc? Or is this feature set not available to devs?
how do you do this? I have a contactless card and cannot find any way to do this ...
No endorsements:Include me, I like to know how you do this.
On an iPhone of course...
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Locks on campus doors have become much more prevalent in recent years both due to "security incidents" and actually increased awareness of the sensitivity of research data and IP.So you did not access buildings there, attend athletic events, purchase meals, and more? Do not, others do it.
how do you do this? I have a contactless card and cannot find any way to do this ...Yes, via NFC enabled passes. You can do it yourself or there's third-party services to simplify it.
Yes, via NFC enabled passes. You can do it yourself or there's third-party services to simplify it.
Include me, I like to know how you do this.how do you do this? I have a contactless card and cannot find any way to do this ...
On an iPhone of course...
That's ApplePay (I think), different animal.I already use my watch for the vending machine at work. It would be nice to also be able to use it for building access.