Sell side is most certainly thinning out....

Sell side is most certainly thinning out.

http://www.biometricupdate.com/2015...ses-payment-grade-for-the-biometrics-industry

The following are extracts from a peer companies ceo interview.

'the three primary cornerstones that the payment industry needs to consider when assessing different biometric solutions: accuracy, liveness and privacy.'

'proposes that a series of tests should be set up with users to determine how successful the technology is at blocking specific threats, such as whether it is possible for the solution to authenticate using an image of a face or a voice recording found online.'

'In terms of accuracy in biometric authentication for mobile payments, Rush explains that there is no definite consensus on what is considered “good enough”'

In my view it shows that we are actually well ahead of the field as our tech is being designed around what the future customers have already asked our team for.

Other companies are obviously now struggling to sell their product to the end user as they have not gone through the same third party vigorous testing which we have. The WBT team are taking a very good approach to this tech and I believe are ticking the boxes in the correct order.

It quite good to know that the 3 items he proposes as a potential industry benchmark are the STRONG design attributes to our tech!

ACCURACY.... check.
LIVENESS......most certainly.
PRIVACY.......best possible.


Is the dust finally starting to settle?
Are peer companies having trouble with customer uptake due to "spoofing issues"?
Are the BIG companies awaiting our test results?

We will find out very very soon indeed.

Apple, microsoft, US Gov, intel, medical, military...... Who are WBT talking too?
Who asked for the multi-factor unit?

Things have not happened here for no reason.....