The International Federation of Association Football (Fédération Internationale de Football Association, FIFA, or FIFA for short) was founded on May 21, 1904 in Paris, France. Soccer is the world's number one sport, the World Cup is the common festival of all mankind, with this global influence, FIFA has also become the richest and most powerful international sports organization.

There is something about the use of manual checking of tickets for FIFA tournaments:

• Traditional paper tickets are susceptible to theft and duplication, resulting in low ticket security; there is a risk of physical damage to paper tickets.
• During the peak period of large-scale events, the traditional manual ticket checking method leads to long queuing time and low efficiency of ticket checking.
• The inability to synchronize data manually complicates data analysis after the event, affecting subsequent operations and decision-making.

• Increased security and satisfaction: electronic tickets reduce the risk of forgery.
• Time and cost savings: Efficient ticketing process reduces waiting time and labor costs, and improves operational efficiency.
• Data-driven decision-making: Real-time data synchronization and cloud-based analytics help race managers make quick and accurate decisions. 

• Use encrypted e-tickets and Seuic mobile computer to prevent forgery and damage.
• High-speed scanning technology reduces manual ticket checking time and optimizes spectator flow.
• Wireless network transmits data in real time, cloud storage and analysis.