SmartMetric Biometric Chip Credit Card Addresses the Existing and Growing 1.6 Billion Chip Credit/Debit Cards Issued in the United States
SmartMetric, Inc. (OTCQB: SMME), a US-based biometric card manufacturer, reports strong consumer interest in its fingerprint-secured credit cards. Research shows nearly 70% of current chip card users would pay over $60 for enhanced biometric security, suggesting a potential revenue of over $33 billion for the US market. A 10% adoption rate could yield revenues exceeding $9 billion, while even a 1% adoption could result in $960 million. The company has invested over $30 million in developing its technology and is negotiating with major payment networks.
- Strong consumer interest: 70% of chip card holders willing to pay over $60 for biometric security.
- Projected revenue potential for the biometric card market in the US could exceed $33 billion.
- Investment of over $30 million in biometric card development.
- Negotiating with major payment networks for global use of their biometric cards.
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Based on consumer research commissioned by
A ten percent adoption rate of safer biometric credit cards by US consumers would see revenues of over
Based on the perceived increase in anti-fraud protection that the
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Figures published by EMVCo 2 reveal that by year end of 2020, 10.8 billion EMV® chip cards have been issued by financial institutions and were in global circulation – a massive increase of nearly 1 billion credit and debit EMV® cards compared to the previous twelve months.
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1 Quick_Resource_Introduction_to_EMVCo_SEP21_US.pdf
2 Data Source: 10 Billion and Counting: What the Latest EMV® Chip Data Means for Global Payments - EMVCo
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