Published: 6 June 2000 09:21 GMT
Sun Microsystems is expected to announce later today that it has signed a deal with American Express to develop Java-based smartcards.
The announcement will be made at Sun's JavaOne 2000 developer conference in San Francisco.
According to Reuters, American Express will integrate Java with its existing Blue smartcard product - a traditional magnetic strip card with a smartcard chip for security.
At the conference, the two companies will announce a competition to encourage developers to write applications for the smartcard.
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