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Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

Ok so far here’s the deal… I converted one of these cards to a wedge and got decent range with it, but when I tested at the local mcdonalds and grocery store, it didn’t work. I do think this could be because the actual chip was not recognized by the terminals (both were the same VeriFone style terminal). [image] Therefore I have ordered my own purewrist and I will test the unaltered card with those same terminals to determine if it’s a range issue or a chip issue. My hunch is on the latter. Th…

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

@Eriequiet here’s one! I made a payment with the converted purewrist today. [Purewrist Conversion] Here’s evidence: [IMG_20201024_105850077~3] [Screenshot_20201024-110518~2] All the readers Amal and I have tried so far have the coil situated behind an LCD display, which makes finding the ideal spot for coupling to non-standard antenna shapes difficult. After some vigorous rubbing, and some questions from the attendant, I discovered that the ideal technique is to hold the impla…

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

[Installed Purewrist Conversion]

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

So I’ve been using my PAY for 10 days now. I’ve tried out a bunch of readers and most have worked pretty effortlessly. The ones with no screen, or where the reader is mounted above the screen seem to work best. The only two I haven’t been able to fully figure out yet are: Verifone MX 915 [5413484] Ingenico iSC Touch 250 [isc-touch-250-card-reader_560_420] There are two issues with these type of reader. The antenna is located behind the LCD display. There’s likely some ferrite waveguides b…

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

I got a read with my Purewrist PAY on that Verifone MX 915 terminal that was giving me trouble. The issue is that some of the terminals have a huge metal clamp holding them, and others have a proper armature screwed into the back center. Armature [mx915_Pull_Quote_Images_2560x2560] Clamp [MX 915_Retail_Hero_3200x1800] I was able to get a read no problem on the unit on an armature by placing the implant horizontally against the black area above the LCD. I still haven’t been able to find th…

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

Yeah, I was able to sort it out. I’ve been able to try ~8 distinct kinds of readers without much issue. The Verifone’s with the metal clamp work in the same spot near the top center if you’re careful with placement and go slow. I realized I was having issues because the clamp kind of deflects the field a bit and it was accidentally reading both my flexDF in my wrist and my PAY in my hand and saying this: [Screenshot_20201206-161233] It would be too much to ask for them to actually impliment t…

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

Just off the knife edge of my hand. Works pretty well! No real complaints around positioning or anything yet. See vid:

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

thanks!

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

[March 8, 2021]

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

Works like a charm now on these vending machines, [Payment implant] I need to play with more readers…MOAR

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

i just had to… too much good content being posted… [Contactless payment implants are inevitable]

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

Right there is the sweet spot for an x series

Purewrist prepaid payment card in USA

@Eriequiet Those Verifone MX915 are a real pain. I figured them out though. Here’s some good positioning options: [MX915_1_lg_550x~2] It helps to basically put the tag against the screen slightly in from the edge, then slowly move it outward keeping it parallel with the screen edge. It helps to have a diagnostic card handy the first few times to figure out exactly when the field is on, because if you get a misread from fumbling around the clerk often has to back out a step in the POS and re-…