Rocstor
Rocstor SecureReader CR15 USB-C Smart Card Reader
USB-C smart card reader certified to EMV 4.0 Level 1, PBOC 2.0 Level 1, FIPS 201 and ISO 7816 with USB 2.0 full-speed and WHQL support
- TypeSee Description
- EMV 4.0 Level 1 certified for secure transactions
- PBOC 2.0 Level 1 certified for Chinese payment standards
- USB-IF certified USB 2.0 full-speed connectivity
- ISO 7816 implementation ensures broad smart card compatibility
- FIPS 201 compliant for US federal identity verification
SecureReader CR15 USB-C smart card reader
The Rocstor SecureReader CR15 is a USB-C smart card reader built for government, enterprise and banking users who need hardware-verified identity authentication. It accepts common access cards and similar credentials for secure logon, digital signing and transaction approval.
EMV 4.0 Level 1 and PBOC2.0 Level 1 certified build
Certified to EMV 4.0 Level 1 and PBOC2.0 Level 1, the reader meets strict payment and identity standards. USB 2.0 full-speed and USB-IF certification ensure broad host compatibility, while ISO7816 implementation and FIPS 201 alignment support regulated environments.
Replaces legacy full-size CAC readers
This compact USB-C model replaces bulky desktop readers that require USB-A cables and external power. The upgrade is worth it when mobility matters — field agents, remote staff and hot-desk workers gain a certified, pocket-sized device that plugs directly into modern laptops and tablets.
Highlights
- EMV 4.0 Level 1 certified for secure transactions
- PBOC 2.0 Level 1 certified for Chinese payment standards
- USB-IF certified USB 2.0 full-speed connectivity
- ISO 7816 implementation ensures broad smart card compatibility
- FIPS 201 compliant for US federal identity verification
Specifications
| Brand | Rocstor |
|---|---|
| Type | See Description |
Questions about this item
What USB standard does the SecureReader CR15 use, and what throughput does that standard limit it to?
The reader uses USB 2.0 Full-Speed, which caps the data rate at the standard's defined limit.
What physical port and card slot does the CR15 require to fit and operate?
It requires a USB-C port on the host and a full-size smart-card slot for the card.
How is the CR15 installed, and which step do users most often miss?
Plug the USB-C connector into the host; the Microsoft WHQL driver loads automatically, then insert the smart card with the chip facing up.
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