The security sticker and method for banking cards includes security stickers that provide protection of information displayed on cards, by allowing users to apply an adhesive backed, tamper evident, camouflaged sticker over any information the user wishes to protect. Different embodiments of the security stickers are provided for users having different kinds of banking cards. An adhesive sticker kit for banking cards includes at least two adhesive stickers to cover the front and back of the bank account numbers displayed on the cards, at least one sticker of different size covering the security code of the cards, another sticker advising to Check Photo ID of user, and at least one sticker displays account information protection advisory statements. The security sticker substrate has a top layer that will crack if someone attempts to remove the sticker from the card, thereby alerting the cardholder that someone has tampered with the banking card.

A wallet organization system and apparatus relating to wallet card differentiating tabs is disclosed. The tabs are configured to adhere to conventional cards contained in wallets with at least one adhesive surface. The tabs are equipped with a label which may be customized via included personalization, as well as a variety of colors, helping users rapidly differentiate between layered cards in a wallet, and provide for easy removal of the target card in need of removal from the wallet for use. A bendable portion of the tabs facilitates the use of wallet cards within magnetic strip readers and ATMs without removal of the tabs from the cards. The adhesive is configured to be reusable and durable.

The security sticker and method for banking cards includes security stickers that provide protection of information displayed on cards, by allowing users to apply an adhesive backed, tamper evident, camouflaged sticker over any information the user wishes to protect. Different embodiments of the security stickers are provided for users having different kinds of banking cards. An adhesive sticker kit for banking cards includes at least two adhesive stickers to cover the front and back of the bank account numbers displayed on the cards, at least one sticker of different size covering the security code of the cards, another sticker advising to Check Photo ID of user, and at least one sticker displays account information protection advisory statements. The security sticker substrate has a top layer that will crack if someone attempts to remove the sticker from the card, thereby alerting the cardholder that someone has tampered with the banking card.

A three-dimensional label with an easy to identify vertical label face that is used to display a container and or content of the container. The label attaches to any part of a container to identify but not limited to the contents, name, brand, cause, purpose, person, season or medication. The primary purpose of the invention is to provide an easy to identify label for products that otherwise may be difficult to distinguish between, such as spices in a spice cabinet or medication in a medicine cabinet.

A Method and Apparatus for Comparing Colors have been disclosed. In one implementation a compliant membrane which is substantially transparent with an area having a shade/color is placed on the user's skin to see what the shade/color will look like on the skin. In one implementation a compliant substrate which is largely transparent with an area having a shade/color is placed on an inanimate object to see how the shade/color will appear on the inanimate object without the substrate itself causing an unnecessary barrier between the inanimate object and the shade/color.

A wallet organization system and apparatus relating to wallet card differentiating tabs is disclosed. The tabs are configured to adhere to conventional cards contained in wallets with at least one adhesive surface. The tabs are equipped with a label which may be customized via included personalization, as well as a variety of colors, helping users rapidly differentiate between layered cards in a wallet, and provide for easy removal of the target card in need of removal from the wallet for use. A bendable portion of the tabs facilitates the use of wallet cards within magnetic strip readers and ATMs without removal of the tabs from the cards. The adhesive is configured to be reusable and durable.

A Method and Apparatus for Comparing Colors have been disclosed. In one implementation a compliant membrane which is substantially transparent with an area having a shade/color is placed on the user's skin to see what the shade/color will look like on the skin. In one implementation a compliant substrate which is largely transparent with an area having a shade/color is placed on an inanimate object to see how the shade/color will appear on the inanimate object without the substrate itself causing an unnecessary barrier between the inanimate object and the shade/color.

A product information system and method include a card having an insertion beam. The card retains a communication device configured to provide information regarding one or more products in response to being engaged by a device of an individual. A housing includes an insertion channel leading into an interior chamber. The insertion beam is configured to be inserted into the insertion channel. The housing is configured to retain the insertion beam within the interior chamber to secure the card to the housing.

A physical multi-component article with cross-component deterministic values and underlying value protection (in some cases without any on-board source of power or computing capabilities) is configured to maintain access information for a digital wallet on a decentralized computing platform, like a blockchain-based decentralized computing platform. Private access information, like private key ciphertext and key or passphrase by which the private key ciphertext may be converted to plaintext, are physically concealed with tamper-evident components such that a user can readily determine by visual inspection of the apparatus whether, and what, private access information was divulged. In some examples, a user is required to activate one or more tamper-evident features, thereby altering a visible state of the apparatus, to access certain functions of a digital wallet corresponding to the apparatus.

A name badge that includes a badge base having a front surface that has adjacent areas including a first area for representing a person's name in printed letters, and a second area for supporting an RFID chip. The badge base also has a rear surface, a foam backing layer that covers the rear surface of the badge base and the RFID chip, and a rear support structure that enables the name badge to be supported at the rear surface and from a garment worn by a user.