FB pixel

FPC, Feitian partner to launch biometric card integrating T-Shape module

 

Fingerprint Cards and Chinese user authentication and transaction security provider Feitian today announced a partnership that will see biometric technology by Fingerprint Cards used in contactless payment cards from Feitian.

The card integrates the T-Shape module, which is part of FPC’s 1300-series, has ultra-low power consumption and is tailored to be integrated in smartcards using standard processes.

“We chose biometric technology from Fingerprint Cards as they have the leading power consumption solution on the market and proven cutting-edge biometric performance, and hence offers the contactless smartcard market an irresistible biometric solution,” explains Yan Yan, vp at FEITIAN.

“We are pleased to collaborate with FEITIAN in our continuation to extend our partnerships with card manufacturers around the world and to see our uniquely designed T-Shape in the hands of more and more customers,” added Thomas Rex, SVP Business Line Smartcards at Fingerprint Cards.

The card will be demonstrated during the Trustech event in Cannes.

With 50 percent of global consumers – and even more in China – willing to pay extra for a biometric payment card, the contactless smart card market is a key strategic market priority for Fingerprint Cards. The company’s technology is currently being used in biometric payment card trials in Italy and France.

Biometric cards manufactured by Feitian with IDEX Biometrics’ dual interface fingerprint sensors are currently being tested by an Asian bank.

Article Topics

 |   |   |   |   | 

Latest Biometrics News

 

Reno PD liability in facial recognition arrest lawsuit comes down to training

A lawsuit alleging that facial recognition was improperly used in the arrest of an individual in Reno, Nevada has led…

 

Part 4 of global age assurance standard to cover interoperability

Halloween is the season for sequels, and the age assurance standards community has begun work on another one for the…

 

Greece moves to regulate social media platforms with minimum age of 15

Greece has tabled a bill that would require people to be 15 years of age to have a social media…

 

Airlines, airports demand overhaul of EU biometric border checks

European airlines and airports are calling for structural changes to the EU’s biometric Entry/Exit System (EES), warning that border queues…

 

Google brings age inference to Malaysia as platforms push their own assurance models

As Google rolls out its age assurance model in Malaysia in continuing response to global regulatory shifts, the structure of…

 

Incode’s new network for anonymized fraud signals boosts detection by 53%

Incode is introducing a fraud intelligence-sharing capability based on privacy-preserving data analysis to help its customers identify possible fraud incidents…

Comments

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Market Intelligence

Biometric Update Podcast

Featured Company

Most Read This Week

White Papers

Latest Webinars

Biometrics Industry Events