📐 Technical Specifications
- Standard
- ISO/IEC 24778
- Finder Pattern
- Central concentric square bullseye target pattern
- Quiet Zone
- Zero required quiet zone (scans right up to graphic edges)
- Capacity
- Up to 3,832 numeric digits or 3,067 alphanumeric characters
🏭 Standard Industry Use Cases
- ✓ Airline IATA mobile boarding passes on smartphones
- ✓ European rail and transit e-tickets (Eurostar, Deutsche Bahn, SNCF)
- ✓ Vehicle registration documents and tax discs
- ✓ Hospital patient wristband tracking
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do transit authorities prefer Aztec codes over QR codes?
Aztec codes require zero quiet zone (margin) around the code, meaning they can be printed right up to the edge of paper tickets or mobile display viewports without read failures.