Routing secure element payment requests to an alternate application
AssigneeGoogle Inc.
InventorsRob von Behren, Jonathan Wall, Alexej Muehlberg, Hauke Meyn
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AssigneeGoogle Inc.
InventorsRob von Behren, Jonathan Wall, Alexej Muehlberg, Hauke Meyn
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Certain legacy contactless card readers recognize only applets having a short-form AID. However, the long-form AID applets can allow more functionality and specifically can allow use of multiple software applications within a mobile device. A legacy card reader requests invocation of a software applet based on the short-form AID known to the legacy card reader. A router applet operating on the mobile device receives the request for the short-form AID applet, determines the long-form AID applet corresponding to the short-form AID applet, and routes the request to the long-form AID applet, thereby invoking the long-form AID applet. In this manner, legacy readers that have stored therein only the short-form AID applet can invoke the functionality of the long-form AID applet on the smart card. Additionally, newer readers implementing the long-form AID applet can request directly the long-form AID applet.
A computer-implemented method for routing invocation requests from a contactless reader to a card software application on a secure element embedded within a chip of a contactless payment device, the computer-implemented method comprising:
A method for routing requests within a contactless payment device, the method comprising:
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