New technology uses fingerprints to make payments

New technology uses fingerprints to make payments

A supermarket in London is testing a biometric pay system that uses unique fingerprint lines to pay for goods and services. An electronic reader uses fingerprint lines to generate a unique code. This technology was developed by the electronic giant Hitachi, while the Statler company [...]

An electronic reader uses fingerprint lines to generate a unique code.

This technology has been developed by the electronic giant Hitachi, while the Statler company is licensed for market blasting.

Executive director in Sthaller, Nick Dreyen, has said that this technology is mostly dedicated to the new generation, enabling an efficient and secure way of payment.

Soon this method will begin to be used in greater measure.

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