$SMME The SmartMetric Biometric Credit Card Provid
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$SMME The SmartMetric Biometric Credit Card Provides 100% Validation of the Card User Before the Card is Used
NEW YORK, May 20, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SmartMetric, Inc. (OTCQB: SMME): Unlike standard credit and debit cards that rely on the questionable safety of PIN numbers and CVV codes for user validation, the SmartMetric biometric credit card solution provides 100% card user validation immediately before the card is inserted into a credit card retail reader or ATM.
In other words, the credit or debit card chip and/or the card's internal RFID used for NFC contactless payments will not work without first the card user's fingerprint being successfully matched against their fingerprint that is already stored inside the card.
At no time does the user's fingerprint leave the safety of the card. The SmartMetric biometric card does not store the user’s fingerprint on a centralized computer. Rather, the user’s fingerprint is safely stored inside the SmartMetric card protected behind a highly encrypted firewall.
When a card holder first receives their card it is a simple process for them to store their fingerprint inside the card. Much the same as when a person receives a smartphone and they touch the screen of the phone 3 or 4 times to have their fingerprint registered and stored inside the phone, so too with the SmartMetric biometric card. All the card holder needs to do is touch the card's fingerprint sensor 3 to 4 times and the user's fingerprint will be permanently stored inside the credit or debit card.
The ease of use and in particular the ease of storing a first time card user's fingerprint is highly important in credit card markets such as the United States. The largest credit card issuing Banks in the USA distribute their credit cards to new card holders via the mail. One method of inserting the card user's fingerprint into a card is to have them come into a bank branch and use a specialized fingerprint reader that copies the person's fingerprint and then stores it inside the new card. For most large scale credit card issuers this is not efficient and in the case of some not even possible given their limited branch footprint.
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NEW YORK, May 20, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SmartMetric, Inc. (OTCQB: SMME): Unlike standard credit and debit cards that rely on the questionable safety of PIN numbers and CVV codes for user validation, the SmartMetric biometric credit card solution provides 100% card user validation immediately before the card is inserted into a credit card retail reader or ATM.
In other words, the credit or debit card chip and/or the card's internal RFID used for NFC contactless payments will not work without first the card user's fingerprint being successfully matched against their fingerprint that is already stored inside the card.
At no time does the user's fingerprint leave the safety of the card. The SmartMetric biometric card does not store the user’s fingerprint on a centralized computer. Rather, the user’s fingerprint is safely stored inside the SmartMetric card protected behind a highly encrypted firewall.
When a card holder first receives their card it is a simple process for them to store their fingerprint inside the card. Much the same as when a person receives a smartphone and they touch the screen of the phone 3 or 4 times to have their fingerprint registered and stored inside the phone, so too with the SmartMetric biometric card. All the card holder needs to do is touch the card's fingerprint sensor 3 to 4 times and the user's fingerprint will be permanently stored inside the credit or debit card.
The ease of use and in particular the ease of storing a first time card user's fingerprint is highly important in credit card markets such as the United States. The largest credit card issuing Banks in the USA distribute their credit cards to new card holders via the mail. One method of inserting the card user's fingerprint into a card is to have them come into a bank branch and use a specialized fingerprint reader that copies the person's fingerprint and then stores it inside the new card. For most large scale credit card issuers this is not efficient and in the case of some not even possible given their limited branch footprint.
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