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The cardholder enrolls one or more fingerprints using a fingerprint scanner. The fingerprint information is written to and stored on the tamper-proof smart card as a template At this point personal or confidential data, such as heathcare data or a certificate, is also stored on the smart card.
Smart card reader
With Precise Match-on-Card™, we combine the best of two technologies; smart cards and fingerprints. Smart cards are well known to be tamper-proof and secure.
Presentation
The individual's smart card is placed in a reader and then will prompt the person to present a previously enrolled finger. At this time the system can also show information about the person, depending on the application.
Authentication
The cardholder places one of his/her enrolled fingers on the fingerprint scanner. The live print is read and analyzed in a split second.
Match
When compared if the fingerprint from the person and the fingerprint template on the card match, then the identity of the cardholder has been verified. Now the system can perform the requested actions such as uploading healthcare data or signing an email using a certificate. If the information does not match, the requested action is rejected, and the true cardholder’s credentials is protected from fraud or misuse.
The cardholder enrolls one or more fingerprints using a fingerprint scanner. The fingerprint information is written to and stored on the tamper-proof smart card as a template At this point personal or confidential data, such as heathcare data or a certificate, is also stored on the smart card.
Smart card reader
With Precise Match-on-Card™, we combine the best of two technologies; smart cards and fingerprints. Smart cards are well known to be tamper-proof and secure.
Presentation
The individual's smart card is placed in a reader and then will prompt the person to present a previously enrolled finger. At this time the system can also show information about the person, depending on the application.
Authentication
The cardholder places one of his/her enrolled fingers on the fingerprint scanner. The live print is read and analyzed in a split second.
Match
When compared if the fingerprint from the person and the fingerprint template on the card match, then the identity of the cardholder has been verified. Now the system can perform the requested actions such as uploading healthcare data or signing an email using a certificate. If the information does not match, the requested action is rejected, and the true cardholder’s credentials is protected from fraud or misuse.