20131118-Back From The Dead? Effort Underway To Resurrect POS Biometrics

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Killed off five years ago with the sudden demise of Pay By Touch, biometric payments at the point of sale may soon be resurrected. A Spanish company is testing its own fingerprint biometric system in South Dakota. But, can it compete with the many other new payment technologies vying for merchants’ attention?

 

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    Killed off five years ago with the sudden demise of Pay By Touch, biometric payments at the point of sale may soon be resurrected. A Spanish company is testing its own fingerprint biometric system in South Dakota. But, can it compete with the many other new payment technologies vying for merchants’ attention? Read More.


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