P71D600 Secure element SDK ?

[elgin_1950]

Hi,

I have been working with the SE P71D600 and would like to know how I can check which SDK is preloaded on the chip.

Could you please guide me on how to verify the SDK version or details?

Thanks.

[elgin_1950]

Hi @Kan_Li  and @makinako ,

Thanks for your response.

Yes, you are right, @Kan_Li  it is JCOP 4.5, My mistake Let me clarify what I was asking.

I am working on a biometric matching algorithm, where the Match-on-Card (MoC) functionality is provided by third-party vendors. NXP offers products that support different MoC biometric providers.  For example, the MoC functionality may be provided by ID3 or Neurotechnology (NT).

My question is: How can I identify which MoC solution or biometric provider is already preloaded on a particular card?

I have SDKs for both providers and can build the corresponding applets and modules. However, I am a little confused about how the preloaded components work and how I can determine which solution is present on the card.

Could you please clarify how this can be identified?

Thanks!

[Kan_Li]

Hi @elgin_1950 ,

Thanks for the clarification! 

To identify which MoC solution or biometric provider is already preloaded on a particular card, the easiest and most reliable approach is to check the OEF number of your card. you may check which OEF is loaded and check in the OEF tool what configuration has been applied to that setup and you can immediately identify if MoC is supported or not and if yes which version it is.The OEF (Original Equipment Feature) uniquely identifies the card's configuration, including which MoC provider (ID3 or Neurotechnology) has been configured — if any. You can find this information from the card datasheet or ordering information provided by your NXP sales contact or FAE.

On JCOP 4.5 P71 products that support biometry, you will see the standard JavaCard biometry packages on the card:

• javacardx.biometry

• javacardx.biometry1toN

However, please note that the presence of these packages alone does not confirm active MoC support — some configurations may include placeholder versions of these packages. You need to cross-check with the OEF configuration to confirm whether functional MoC is present and which provider is configured.

For a full technical breakdown — including which packages and modules to look for, their identifiers, and how to verify an active MoC setup — please refer to the application note:

AN6844 – JCOP 4 P71 Using Match On Card Functionality

This document is available via NXP's Secure Resources portal and requires an active NDA with NXP. If you don't have access yet, please reach out to your NXP sales representative or FAE to initiate the NDA process and request the document.

Hope this helps! Feel free to follow up or open a private support case at https://support.nxp.com if you need further assistance.

Have a great day,
Kan

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[Kan_Li]

Hi @elgin_1950 ,

Based on P71D600 - is it JCOP 4.5? On JCOP 4.5 we don't call it SDKs, there we have modules and applets. The configuration can be identified by reading the OEF number or checking the exact type name. Please clarify.

Have a great day,
Kan

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[makinako]

Hi when you say SDK version this could mean several things:

• If you are talking about the compliance level of the card, it is specifically Java Card 3.0.5 and Global Platform 2.3 and this is likely not to change I would imagine (though certain features and fixes may change over time).
• If you mean which OS level, patch, modules and OS features available, etc most of it you can get from the GET DATA (IDENTIFY) command which you can find details on in the JCOP 4.5 User Guidance and Admin manual under NDA.
• If you mean which packages / libraries are loaded in the ISD, this can be read using the GlobalPlatform GET STATUS command (no NDA needed for this).