Canada introduces the new technology in 2019, Now you can easily made the payments through your eyes.
Retina payments arrive in Canada (and that's Awesome)
Studies have shown that, on average, you need to enter
passwords eight times a day for the 10 different online accounts or
applications we use weekly. You can use the same password for each password,
increasing the risk of fraud or relying on memory for longer or more complex
passwords. This is where eye retina enters.
MasterCard Canada Technology Company for global payments
Modern cyber and futuristic man with the concept of eye
panel technology
Modern cyber and futuristic man with the concept of eye
panel technology
We are a continuous network. Refrigerators that know you no
longer have milk, the important applications for each step, the convergence of
real and digital life are no longer part of science fiction movies. In fact,
Retina or the use of the unique physiological features of a person to
verify identity is probably already part of everyday life.
Retina has been widely introduced among Canadians in
2009, and Passport Canada uses face recognition technology to avoid duplicate
and fraudulent passports. Currently, border guards filter digital fingerprints
and digital photos of people entering Canada daily.
But retina is not just about travelers. Have you been to
a theme park recently? Major operators such as Six Flags, Universal Studios,
Disney and Sea-world have used fingerprint technology instead of physical
tickets to speed up approval. And even if you are not a roller coaster fan, you
probably have a smartphone, and the vast majority of smartphones after 2013 use
fingerprints as an unlocking mechanism.
Consumers have introduced retina data, especially to
replace the password - and it is easy to understand why. Think about the number
of passwords you use per day. It's one thing to get into your office or go to
work. There are two ways to unlock your computer. If you then shop in your
favorite online store, sign in to your email and access online banking, you'll
see the idea.
Studies have shown that, on average, you need to enter
passwords eight times a day for the 10 different online accounts or applications
we use weekly. You can use the same password for each password, increasing the
risk of fraud or relying on memory for longer or more complex passwords. Not
surprisingly, a recent study by MasterCard found that 53% of customers forget
the most important passwords more than once a week and lose an average of 10
minutes when they resume their account.
Retina is the best solution, especially for payments.
All your transactions need to focus on security, either in a store, on your
mobile phone, or on your tablet. Nothing proves that you are what you say as
your unique features, such as your fingerprint or face.
The possibilities of using Retina data in payments have
just begun, but we believe Retina payment technology will be accustomed to
in the coming years. With the MasterCard Identity Check mobile application,
users can shop online scanning a fingerprint or taking a Canadian photo and
taking a sticker. Currently, it is tested by the BMO Financial Group as a
result of successful pilot projects in the US and the Netherlands with
corporate card holders. This summer, I widened it all over Canada.
I'm sorry someone could simulate an image? There is already
a solution. Look at the camera, make sure your face falls within the desired
range and flashes. The Life Discovery tells the app to look at a live person,
not just a photo. Once your app has confirmed that you are, your online
transaction has ended. In other words, you (and your unique retina data) are
your password.
Time has come for retina technology because we use our
mobile devices, which are becoming more and more sophisticated and capable of
using technology.
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