Transaction product with electrical circuit

Details Transaction product with electrical circuit Transaction product with electrical circuit

2007-10-31

2010-10-19

Lee, Michael G (Department: 2876)

Registers

Systems controlled by data bearing records

Credit or identification card systems

C235S487000, C235S492000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07815108

ABSTRACT:
A transaction product includes an enclosure, an account identifier and an electrical circuit. The enclosure defines an aperture. The account identifier is at least one of connected to or enclosed within the enclosure and links the transaction product to an account or record. The account identifier is machine readable. The electrical circuit includes a flexible circuit member, wherein the flexible circuit member extends through the aperture defined by the enclosure such that a first portion of the flexible circuit member is coupled to an outside surface of the enclosure and a second portion of the flexible circuit member is positioned inside the enclosure. Other cards, products, assemblies and methods of using such cards, products and assemblies are also disclosed.

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