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No. After enrollment, your biometric payment card is programmed to lock completely. It will not be possible to de-enroll your fingerprint or enroll any other fingerprint on your card after you have enrolled your finger on the card.
Our core technology is focused along three central areas: energy harvesting and power management systems, biometric authentication algorithms, and development of large-scale production methods.
Does Zwipe Access use a battery like other Biometric Access Card Solutions?
Zwipe is a pioneer in the field of biometric payments, access control and ID, focusing on cards and wearables. Our customers choose Zwipe because of a combination of technology and performance leadership and an end-to-end, one-stop shop offering. We are dedicated to adding value to our customers thanks to our full focus on biometric authentication for payment and access control and ID. As a result of this, the company has built a strong network of customers and partners across the payment and access control & ID ecosystems.
Our flagship payment platform features a single silicon secure element which integrates into one chip the many components that were needed on previous generation biometric payment cards. This radically reduces technology and manufacturing costs, while also improving performance and reliability.
Zwipe has developed designs and specifications for biometric payment card enrollment kits. Cardholders may receive their biometric cards and enrollment kit in the mail, much like they are used to with their existing payment cards, so that they can complete fingerprint registration conveniently at home.
Zwipe's portfolio for enrollment includes enrollment sleeves, envelopes, and value-added packaging. Zwipe also offers in-branch and mobile phone-based enrollment.
What biometric performance does Zwipe Access achieve?
False Accept Rate (FAR) / and False Reject Rate (FRR) exceed payment scheme specifications (VISA and Mastercard). The FRR is comfortably below 3% for 0.01% FAR (1:10,000). The algorithm also provides presentation attack detection (“anti-spoofing”), per latest payment scheme requirements.
