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Securakey Radio Key (26-bit / 32-bit Wiegand) Compatible Cards & Fobs

Securakey Radio Key is a 125 kHz proximity format from Secura Key (Assa Abloy), available in 26-bit and 32-bit Wiegand variants, commonly used in residential and commercial gate/door access systems throughout North America.

Secura Key's Radio Key product line uses a proprietary 125 kHz IC with Dynascan® auto-tuning for extended read range, encoded in either 26-bit (Format 201) or 32-bit (Format 303) Wiegand output formats; the RKDT dual-technology readers also accept standard HID 26-bit credentials. American Key Cards supplies Radio Key-compatible clamshell cards and key tags pre-encoded to your facility code, filling a significant supply gap as Secura Key distributes primarily through its restricted dealer network.

Securakey Radio Key (26-bit / 32-bit Wiegand) specifications

Brand / OEM
Secura Key (Assa Abloy group)
Technology
Passive RFID proximity
Frequency
125 kHz
Chip
Secura Key proprietary 125 kHz IC (EEPROM / read-only); Dynascan® auto-tuning antenna technology for extended read range; available in 26-bit Wiegand (Format 201) and 32-bit Wiegand (Format 303) encoding; cloneable to T5577
Bit formats
26-bit Wiegand (Format 201): facility codes 0–255, card numbers 0–65,535, 32-bit Wiegand (Format 303): facility codes 0–16,383+, card numbers 0–65,535, HID-format variants: 26-bit H10301, 34-bit, and 37-bit available with -H suffix part numbers
OEM part numbers
RKCM-01, RKCM-02, RKKT-01, RKKT-02, RKCI-01, RKCI-02, RKCIH-02, RKKT02-SA

Our compatible Securakey Radio Key (26-bit / 32-bit Wiegand) credentials

American Key Cards manufactures non-OEM credentials engineered to work with your existing Secura Key readers — no hardware changes, encoded to your facility code and card-number range.

AKC Securakey Radio Key–Compatible Clamshell Card (26-bit)Proximity / ISO card
AKC Securakey Radio Key–Compatible Key Tag (26-bit)Key fob / tag

Can Securakey Radio Key (26-bit / 32-bit Wiegand) cards be copied?

Securakey Radio Key (26-bit / 32-bit Wiegand) is an open format, so a compatible card can be produced from your facility code and card number. We don't copy individual cards on request — we manufacture new, correctly-encoded credentials for systems you own or manage.

Securakey Radio Key credentials operate at 125 kHz with no cryptographic protection. The proprietary format does not prevent reading by standard RFID tools; T5577 blanks programmed via Proxmark3 can emulate Securakey-format cards. For higher security, Secura Key also offers MIFARE-based multi-technology credentials.

Where Securakey Radio Key (26-bit / 32-bit Wiegand) is used

  • Residential gate and door access on RK600 / RK65K systems
  • Commercial building access with Secura Key-based controllers
  • Replacement cards for aging Secura Key proximity installations
  • Mixed-reader sites using Wiegand 26-bit output from Secura Key RKDT readers

Compatible readers

Secura Key RK600 standalone reader / keypadSecura Key RK600e standalone readerSecura Key RK65K / RK65KS high-capacity readersSecura Key RKDT dual-technology readers (also reads HID 26-bit)Any Wiegand 26-bit reader when using Format 201 output

Securakey Radio Key (26-bit / 32-bit Wiegand) — FAQ

What is the Securakey Radio Key format?

Securakey Radio Key is Secura Key's proprietary 125 kHz proximity format available in 26-bit Wiegand (Format 201) and 32-bit Wiegand (Format 303) versions. The 26-bit format supports 255 facility codes and up to 65,535 card numbers, while the 32-bit format dramatically expands the available facility code space.

Will your Securakey-compatible cards work on my RK600 reader?

Yes. Our Radio Key-compatible cards are encoded in Format 201 (26-bit Wiegand) and work on all Secura Key RK600, RK600e, and RK65K readers. Specify your facility code and card number range at ordering.

Can I use Securakey Radio Key cards on non-Secura Key readers?

Yes — when programmed in Format 201 (26-bit Wiegand), Securakey cards output standard Wiegand 26-bit data and are readable by virtually any Wiegand-compatible access controller and reader, including HID-format readers with an RKDT dual-tech reader.