ProdataKey (PDK), manufacturer of the cloud access control platform built for mobile, now offers a unique wristband credential made of attractive, comfortable, and durable fabric. These stretchable, slip-on/slip-off wristbands are designed for users with an active lifestyle.

They’re ideal for schools, community centers, gyms, public pools, and other locations where users may not want to carry a phone, wallet, or traditional card or fob. Both rugged and waterproof, they can be worn during any activity.

The new PDK wristband credentials operate with all 125-kilohertz access control readers, including those manufactured by PDK and by competitors. They are available for order in lots of 25. Each measures 1 inch wide and is available with a 6 ½ inch or 7 ½ inch circumference.

Wristband credentials

With the introduction of our unique wristband credentials, PDK’s anytime, anywhere convenience extends to users who crave a seamless, untethered access experience.

They can enter secure areas and enjoy their favorite activities phone-free, pocket-free, and lanyard-free. Wearing a wristband is as easy as it gets,” says Brach Bengtzen, PDK's Director of Marketing.

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