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Leadway Technology Investments Holdings Limited formerly known as Advanced Card Systems Holdings Limited & HNA Technology Investments Holdings is a Cayman Islands-incorporated offshore holding company. Its subsidiary, Advanced Card Systems Limited, was incorporated in British Hong Kong in 1995 by Denny Wong. In 2017, HNA Group, via HNA EcoTech Group and HNA EcoTech Group's subsidiary, acquired Advanced Card Systems Holdings as part of a reverse IPO.2 It is part of HNA EcoTech Group Co., Ltd.1 Its shares trade on Hong Kong Stock Exchange under the symbol 2086.1 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0
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Leadway Technology Investments Holdings Limited formerly known as Advanced Card Systems Holdings Limited & HNA Technology Investments Holdings is a Cayman Islands-incorporated offshore holding company. Its subsidiary, Advanced Card Systems Limited, was incorporated in British Hong Kong in 1995 by Denny Wong. In 2017, HNA Group, via HNA EcoTech Group and HNA EcoTech Group's subsidiary, acquired Advanced Card Systems Holdings as part of a reverse IPO.2
Advanced Card Systems Holdings was acquired by HNA Group, via a subsidiary HNA EcoTech Group (Chinese: 海航生态科技集团) in January 2017. HNA Group owned more than a third of the share capital of HNA EcoTech Group. Advanced Card Systems Holdings was renamed to HNA Technology Investments Holdings Limited in August 2017.
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ACS develops and supplies smart card reading and writing devices, smart cards, and other related products categorized into the following product lines:
Smart card and card operating systems
PC-linked smart card readers
Mobile card readers
Contactless readers
Smart card readers with PIN-pad
PC-linked readers with mass storage
Dynamic Password Generators
Smart card reader modules
Software development kits
ACS products are certified and compliant with global and national industry standards. These standards include NFC Forum Certification; EMV Level 1 & 2; Visa payWave; MasterCard PayPass; American ExpressPay; Discover Zip; UnionPay QuickPass; Mondex; EMV CAP and VISA DPA; qPBOC and PBOC (the People's Bank of China); NETS (Singapore); CE; UL/CSA; U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC); VCCI (Voluntary Control Council for Interference by Information Technology Equipment); FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standards); and Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH).
ACS also offers product customization services to meet customer specifications. These include custom branding on ACS smart card and reader products.
ACS also provides end-to-end, smart card‒based services. ACS has already delivered automatic fare collection (AFC), retail, and micropayment services all over the world.
Furthermore, ACS conducts consultation and training sessions to help grow the smart card industry. In 2008, ACS offered an elective course on smart card technology in De La Salle University – Manila. In 2010, it conducted the first ever basic smart card training in the Philippines. It also conducted a two-day training on smart cards in the Information Technology Services Center (ITSC) of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK).
In 2013, ACS was chosen as the primary technology partner of the Philippines' largest mall developer/operator and retail company for an end-to-end loyalty, payment, and automated fare collection (AFC) service. ACS's scalable service enabled faster and convenient transactions for mall visitors, while improving generation, accessibility, and management of transaction reports.
In 2006, ACS's ACR120 contactless smart card readers were adopted by a high-end Japanese supermarket in Hong Kong for its customer loyalty program, which began transitioning from contact to contactless smart card technology in 2005.
Meanwhile, ACS was selected to provide ACR122 contactless card readers to Pacific Century CyberWorks Limited (PCCW) Hong Kong in 2008. ACR 122 Octopus card readers were made available to be connected to PCCW's multimedia VoIP phone, thus allowing cardholders to check their card balance and their ten most recent transactions in the Hong Kong Octopus Card without the need for Octopus Enquiry Machines that are located in MTR stations only.
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