An electronic lock, particularly in the context of mutual funds, refers to a restriction on the ability of investors to liquidate their investments within a specified period. This feature is designed to discourage short-term trading and promote long-term participation, potentially leading to more stable returns for all stakeholders. Usually, these … Read More

Electronic Magnetic Interference (EMI) locks are created to avoid unauthorized operation to sensitive systems. By generating electromagnetic fields, these locks establish a zone that interferes with the functionality of any illegitimate systems attempting to bypass the lock. This provides a reliable method for securing valuable assets against malic… Read More