SmartMetric Announces the Inclusion of Anti-Spoofing Technology for Its On The Card Fingerprint Sensor Using Real Time Liveness Detection for the SmartMetric Biometric Credit and Debit Cards
SmartMetric, Inc. (OTCQB: SMME) has developed a cutting-edge liveness detection technology to ensure the authenticity of fingerprints on its biometric credit and debit cards. This innovation aims to prevent fingerprint spoofing attempts using replicas. The company's president emphasized the importance of strong biometric security to enhance transaction applications. The product is currently set for rigorous testing and certification, with testing expected to take three months. The advanced card features an ARM Cortex processor, enhanced memory, and a cryptographic vault to protect sensitive data.
- Introduction of advanced liveness detection technology to prevent fingerprint spoofing.
- The company has spent 12 months refining the anti-spoofing technology.
- The biometric card is ready for extensive payment network testing.
- In-house engineering ensures ownership of intellectual property.
- Testing may reveal unforeseen issues that could delay market introduction.
SmartMetric, Inc. (OTCQB: SMME): SmartMetric has invented a hardware and software solution that detects whether or not the finger being used to activate the card is from an actual person or not.
This “liveness detection" technology developed by SmartMetric is designed to defeat attempted fingerprint spoofing using such things as a copy of person's fingerprint replicated using a silicon fingerprint replica.
"As we move forward with greater and more valuable transaction applications for our biometric credit and debit cards, it was apparent to us that we needed to implement the highest level of biometric protection we could,” said SmartMetric’s President & CEO Chaya Hendrick.
"SmartMetric has spent the last 12 months perfecting its fingerprint anti-spoofing technology and is now readying its product for vigorous payment network testing and certification. The hardware and software solution has required a major engineering effort that has caused a complete redesign of our biometric cards' internal electronics but something we felt we needed to do to meet the stringent security requirements of the global credit card industry," said Chaya Hendrick.
Testing of the new card will commence shortly with a three month estimated time frame to complete payment network testing.
SmartMetric’s electronic credit card has an ARM Cortex processor, up to a Gigabyte and beyond memory, contact and contactless standard credit card interface for all credit card readers and ATMs, a stable rechargeable battery, a rapid recharge power management system that recharges the card's internal battery when used at a standard card reader, all while still meeting ISO standard size and thickness for credit cards.
In addition the SmartMetric card has incorporated live fingerprint detection, thwarting scammers who want to try and use a replica of a person’s fingerprint.
Along with anti-spoofing technology developed by SmartMetric, the card has its own internal cryptographic vault that uses state-of-the-art cryptography to protect data stored inside the card. From medical records, transaction history to Government sanctioned cryptocurrencies, the SmartMetric electronic credit card opens up a brave new world of hybrid functionality for the credit card, while all the time protected by the card user's own fingerprint biometrics.
SmartMetric is a USA based company with sales and marketing partnerships in Latin America, Europe and the United States. Engineering of the biometric card electronics is done in-house and is the owned intellectual property of the company.
To view the SmartMetric Biometric Card please follow this link - Video of the SmartMetric Biometric Card. To view the company website: www.smartmetric.com
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