Facial recognition technology aims to enhance security for online transactions, but users face challenges with incompatible devices and facial dissimilarities.
Facial BiometricsOnline TransactionsSecurity MeasureBiometric AuthenticationBanking TechnologyReal Estate PuneJun 26, 2024
Facial biometrics authentication is a security measure that uses facial recognition technology to verify the identity of users making online transactions.
Facial biometrics authentication is necessary to prevent unauthorized access and minimize the possibility of fraud when using online banking applications.
Users are facing challenges in updating their biometric authentication due to incompatible devices, facial dissimilarities from their ID photos, and difficulties in scanning their chip-based ID card.
Banks and e-wallet service providers have integrated facial recognition authentication into their digital banking apps, providing customers with flexibility and convenience.
Facial biometrics authentication enhances security for online transactions, preventing unauthorized access and minimizing the possibility of fraud.
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