A stripe of magnetic information that is affixed to the back of a plastic credit or debit card. It can be black, brown or silver in color. It is the common type of card in the United States today. Often, it's called a "magnetic swipe" card, because the card is activated by swiping it through a device that can read the data in the str [..]

A type of card, sometimes called a mag stripe, capable of storing data by modifying the magnetism of tiny iron-based magnetic particles on a band of magnetic material on the card.

In a composite print of a motion picture, the thin coating of magnetic oxide capable of carrying the sound track, applied in a narrow band along the film edge and on some films to the opposite edge as [..]

A stripe on the back of a credit card that contains magnetically encoded cardholder information. The name of the cardholder is stored on Track I. The account number and expiration data are stored on Track II.

Magnetic material, applied as a strip in the surface of a card, used to encode cardholder information.

The stripe on the back of the card that contains the magnetically coded account information necessary to complete a non-chip electronic transaction.

A magnetic stripe on the back of a plastic card that activates card information stored on the card when swiped through a card reader; also called a magnetic strip or magstripe.

Magnetic stripe technology allows data to be stored on a conventional plastic card by magnetically charging tiny bits within a magnetic stripe on one side of the card. This type of technology has larg [..]

A panel located on the back of a payment card containing magnetically encoded cardholder account information.

The black stripe on a credit, debit or stored-value card that stores the cardholder's account or payment information.

The stripe on the back of credit and debit cards that holds important account information including: cardholder name, zip code, CVV number (different from the one printed on the card) and account numb [..]

The magnetically encoded stripe on the bankcard plastic that contains information pertinent to the cardholder account. The physical and magnetic characteristics of the magnetic stripe are specified in [..]

A band of magnetic material in which tiny iron-based particles are used for data storage, used on swipecards.