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Transact Mobile Credential
Your students' exclusive VIP ticket to
faster payments, hassle-free student IDs
Make your students feel like VIPs
Secure technology to prevent identity theft & fraud
Safe campuses with remote lockdown capabilities
Easy-to-use interface for students & administrators
Eco-friendly alternative to plastic ID cards & waste
Contactless payment & entry
NFC-enabled for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet
Ask the Expert
Her trust in us led her to join our team and we are confident you'll be inspired to do the same! Schedule a casual 30-minute call with Jeanine and ask any questions you have about Transact Mobile Credential and how it positively influenced her experience at the University of Alabama.
About Jeanine
Jeanine Brooks was the former Director of the Action Card at The University of Alabama. During her career, she spent 36 years as a Higher Education Administrator for the University of which 26 of those years were devoted to directing the University’s enterprise level card/transaction system, Action Card. Under Jeanine’s leadership, the University of Alabama was one of the first three universities to implement and launch the Transact Mobile Credential. In addition, she held key board/chair positions for the National Association of Campus Card Users (NACCU) and the National Association Campus Auxiliary Services (NACAS). Jeanine joined Transact in 2023 as a Mobile Credential Consultant.
Save time, boost security, and improve efficiencies across campus
1 Million+
Mobile Credentials Issued
227M+
Transactions Processed
68
Institutions Served
$229 Million
Transactions Facilitated
12k Pounds
Plastic Saved from Landfills
6 hours
Time Saved Per Day
When I first heard about the mobile credential I was super excited. It took the worry of losing your Action Card away as well as making it seamless to get into places and pay for things.
Student
The University of Alabama
The best benefit of having mobile credential I would say is the peace of mind and the security that you have it on your phone at all times.
Student
The University of Oklahoma