SmartMetric Fingerprint Activated Biometric Credit Cards Have Issued Design Patents Protection
- Secured design patents protecting biometric credit card technology.
- Positioned as a market leader in biometric solutions.
- Targets a multibillion-dollar market with over 11 billion chip-based cards issued globally.
- None.
Having spent nearly two decades on research and development to create a biometric solution inside a credit card,
“We started developing a biometric credit card to use a person’s Fingerprint to activate the card's chip before chip-based cards were even thought of being used in Banking,” said SmartMetric’s President and CEO,
“This was a fringe idea when we first started while our first prototype was two inches thick. Most thought we were mad even thinking there would be a need for such a product,” said
There are now over 11 billion chip-based cards issued worldwide for which the
SmartMetric’s Biometric card addresses the multibillion existing chip-based credit and debit card market. Figures published by EMVCo1 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.
To view the SmartMetric Biometric Card please follow this link - Video of the SmartMetric Biometric Card. To view the company website: www.smartmetric.com.
1 Data Source: 10 Billion and Counting: What the Latest EMV® Chip Data Means for Global Payments - EMVCo
EMV is a registered trademark of EMVCo
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