Developed by IDEMIA, the Motion Code credit card is a high-tech payment card with a dynamic security code – CVV2 – that automatically changes regularly. Instead of a static security code printed on the back of a bank card, the Motion Code CVV2 is displayed on an e-paper “mini-screen”.

This solution brings for RHB customers a powerful acquisition tool and reinforce security of transactions while fighting against online fraud.

Vincent Mouret, Senior Vice-President of the Asia Pacific region, explains

“At IDEMIA, we ensure privacy and trust and we guarantee secure and authenticated transactions. At the same time, we never stop innovating for our international clients from Financial sectors and today we are proud to be the market leader in powered cards to provide end-to-end solutions for our clients.”

Nazri Othman, Acting Head of Group Retail Banking, RHB Banking Group said:

“We believe that even the strictest security measures must be convenient and user-friendly for customers. Our main objective is to deliver simple and seamless experiences to our customers. With Motion CodeTM technology, cardholders will have a secure platform to enjoy e-shopping with peace of mind.”

This is a cool little trick that will hopefully ensure better, safe and secure card transactions. I mean, theoretically anyone could access your bank accounts and such with having all those numbers on the card. But if you have an ever changing one, it makes it a bit harder. Then again, I’ve got my CVV number memorised so I don’t have to get the card every time. But I guess that’ll eventually, go away. It’s impressive tech, but let’s see how well implementation, and adoption of the new cards go!