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Apple’s Opening of iPhone Secure Element/NFC Architecture: Unlocking Innovation and Competition?
Apple’s Opening of iPhone Secure Element/NFC Architecture: Unlocking Innovation and Competition?
NYPAY is delighted to announce an event centered around Apple’s decision to open up the iPhone’s Secure Element and NFC architecture. This virtual event will take place on November 19 from 6:00-7:30 EST, and will bring together industry leaders, what this development could mean.
As Apple embraces a more open approach, what are the implications of this change? Apple’s documentation for developers notes the use cases must be one of the following:
– In-store NFC payments
– Car Keys
– Closed-loop transit
– Corporate Badge access
– Home Keys
– Hotel Keys
– Merchant Loyalty/Reward programs
– Event Tickets
– Government ID
The Secure Element has been a cornerstone of Apple’s security measures, safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring user trust. By allowing developers and partners access to this architecture, Apple is set to catalyze a new wave of innovation that could reshape how we conduct transactions and verify identities.
The event will feature a panel of esteemed experts These thought leaders will discuss key topics, including:
– The impact of NFC technology on consumer behavior and payment trends.
– Opportunities for businesses and developers in leveraging the open architecture for innovative solutions.
– Use cases based on experience in the EU
– Best practices for ensuring security and privacy in an increasingly interconnected world.
– Future trends and predictions for mobile payments and identity management.
This event is perfect for developers, payment industry professionals, tech innovators, and anyone interested in the evolving landscape of mobile technology. Join us on November 19.
Agenda
November 19th, 2024
6:00 pm
Welcome
6:05 pm
Discussion Starts
7:00 Pm
Discussion Ends & Zoom Networking Session Begins
7:30 pm
Event Ends
Speakers
Meet Our Speakers
Justin Gage
Axiam
Justin Gage is an experienced technology professional with extensive knowledge of digital identity, payments, and digital trust. He is a recognized speaker and thought leader who has held leadership positions with industry associations, including the Digital ID and Authentication Council of Canada and Secure Technology Alliance. His experience comes from diverse roles in financial services, consulting, and government, managing significant technology programs and bridging the gap between technical and business teams. As a strategic advisor, Justin has supported top-tier clients including Bank of America, TD Bank, RBC, and Amazon, among others, ensuring their digital solutions are secure, compliant, and effectively meet business needs.
Sara Elinson
EY-Parthenon
Sara is a partner in EY’s financial services practice and leads our Fintech and Payments Strategy & Transactions activities in the United States. She assists emerging and incumbent fintechs, investors and financial institutions with strategic decisions, including mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and growth and new market entry strategies. For 25 years, Sara has helped her clients translate growth strategies into practical action, providing advice on the identification of potential partners, business case development, and strategic growth options. Sara is committed to building a diverse and impactful FinTech ecosystem through her participation in select incubators and accelerators.
Thad Peterson
Datos-Insights
As a Strategic Advisor at Datos-Insights, Thad focuses on the evolution of the payment space, the customer payment experience, and merchant acquiring.
Recognized as a global thought leader in payments, Thad has a proven track record of identifying and developing new opportunities and technologies in payments and financial services. He has relevant expertise in applying customer behavior to the payments ecosystem in both corporate and startup environments. Thad’s consulting background includes engagements on credit and debit cards, mobile payments, airline payment platforms, consumer and merchant loyalty, payment technology
evolution, stored value, and product innovation. He holds patents in customer authentication and real-time mobile-enabled loyalty.
Trish Burgess
Airbnb
Trish Burgess has spent the last 12 years building and launching global digital products in the FinTech, payments and identity spaces, including at household names such as Apple (Apple Pay and Apple Card) and Visa, large banks such as Santander and a mission-driven company she started with three friends to establish global digital trust, fight fraud and combat misinformation. She is now part of the Product Marketing team at Airbnb focused on improving the booking and payments experience of guests across the world.
Her accomplishments are driven by her boundless curiosity and her courage of conviction, which help her bring innovative perspectives and drive ideas into action. She holds an M.B.A from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and M.Sc.Eng. in Computer Networks by Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her daughter and husband.