Hi,

I have a query. Can VI read CVV no and card no in Braille?

On 2/18/23, Prashant Naik <pran...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear list
>
>
> Sharing recent banking accessibility development.
>
>
>
> Union Bank of India has been a Pioneer of conceptualizing truly accessible
> and Talking ATM and implementing them on a large scale.  Bank has taken
> another lead by introducing an inclusive and accessible banking card
> product named “Union Sparsh” , a Braille debit card for visually impaired
> and partially sighted people.
>
>
>
> Recently Union Bank of India has rolled out special accessible and Braille
> Debit cards for customers with visual impairments.  Many customers who have
> applied have received this special accessible debit card by Union Bank of
> India.
>
>
>
> This accessible Braille debit card named “Union Sparsh” is designed as part
> of the bank's dedicated accessible and inclusive banking program ‘Union
> Access’ launched on Global Accessibility Awareness Day in May 2022. This
> special accessible card development is done with the support from experts
> from the blind community in India and cooperation with NGOs - Saksham
> Delhi, NAB Delhi and XRCVC, Mumbai.
>
>
>
> Salient features of Union Sparsh card :
>
>    - The Union Sparsh debit card are identified by the raised letter “U”
>    embossed in Braille. The U stands for “Union Bank of India”. The Braille
>    marking on the card makes it easy to recognize the card and
> differentiate
>    it from other banks cards.  It also helps to know the face of the card.
>    - A rounded notch to the opposite edge of the chip is another key
>    tactile feature added in the card design. This serves as a guide for the
>    direction in which to insert the card and to recognize that this is a
> Debit
>    Card type for the blind card users to use the card in the right
> direction
>    at ATMs and payment terminals.
>    - Card also has a UV printing effect with raised texture for the large
>    size of the bank logo and contactless symbol just next to card chip on
> the
>    face of the card.
>
> Bank's this RuPay EMV Platinum card variant has other key features such as
> international card, rewards points, insurance cover and lounge access.
>
>
>
> Union Bank’s Visually impaired customers can request new debit card or
> their current cards can also be replaced on request.  Important requirement
> is that the customer is registered in the bank’s system as customer type
> ‘Blind’.
>
>
>
> Union Bank of India is regularly spreading awareness to the field staff to
> enhance banking access to PwDs and advised branches to open accounts for
> persons with disabilities.
>
>
>
> Union Bank of India has a history of great initiatives to accomplish
> underlying objectives of universal accessibility.  Bank continues to aspire
> to be the best accessible bank for all.
>
>
>
> For accessibility feedback connect with Bank’s Access Team –
> unionacc...@unionbankofindia.bank
>
>
> Thanks & Regards
> Prashant Naik
> Mob: 9967968881
>
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