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Palm vein pattern biometrics are used to secure customer transactions
Banking on palm vein biometrics
30 Mar 2009
The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi turned to cutting edge palm vein biometrics from Fujitsu to help secure customer transactions on a new combined credit and ATM bank card.
The challenge
As part of its corporate strategy to strengthen the retail banking business, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi was planning to issue a new type of IC card which clients can use as both a credit and ATM card. In order to enhance the security of the transaction using the new card, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi also planned to deploy biometrics authentication devices in ATMs and branch offices.
The solution
Download the full case study to find out how the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi tackled the challenge with contact-less palm vein pattern biometrics authentication technology and the benefits it achieved.
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