The real deal
At a time when it’s increasingly difficult to tell what is real and what is not, we want to offer our clients some assurance. We are introducing electronic tagging technology to track and authenticate our products. This means that you can check your cable is genuine, with one simple scan.
Scan your security tag
to verify the authenticity
of your cable.
Trust in us
Making sure that you can enjoy an authentic product is very important to us, because we spend many hours creating each cable using high quality materials and components. This is something our craftsmen have refined and perfected over many years. These are skills and experience that cannot be copied.
The Solution
We have partnered with Selinko to develop a solution to protect the authenticity of our products. Jorma cables now use a digital tagging system so you can be sure the product you have is truly authentic.
NFC Technology
Jorma cables now feature a tag using NFC technology to track and trace each product. All Jorma cables shipped from 2023 will have an NFC security tag attached to them.
bank approved
The tag system has been developed from proven technology — tried and tested for over 20 years in the banking industry — featuring a secure platform, NFC protected chips and tamper-proof tags.
Digital ID
Each tag is assigned a unique digital ID that cannot be copied or replaced — it can be tracked anywhere in the world. When it does reach its destination the tag can be scanned for authenticity by an NFC enabled smartphone.
“We now have a full-proof system for protecting our products and customers from the threat of counterfeiting”
What is NFC?
Near Field Communication (NFC) is a standard technology that enables data to be exchanged between two chips: one contained in the mobile phone and the other in the connected product.
Who are Selinko?
Selinko are experts in track and trace technology, with more than 10 years experience and over 30 clients in high end brand markets. Today, they enable these companies to protect €1.5B of goods worldwide.
