The Supreme Court will examine the possibility of implementing biometric and facial recognition for voters to enhance electoral integrity and prevent fraud.

India’s Supreme Court reviews plea for biometric voter checks to curb fraud and boost election transparency. The case raises key debates on privacy, practicality, and trust in the voting process.

The top stories of the week on Biometric Update indicate another wave of adoption through smartphones and attendant risks.

Idbio has secured top results in two of NIST’s most significant evaluations, IREX 10 for iris recognition and PFT III for ...

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Paytm has introduced biometric UPI payments and cardless ATM withdrawals, making transactions faster and more convenient ...

Responding to the customer, Nationwide said: "If you get a new phone, you'll need to wait to re-qualify for biometric ...

The feature can be put in place for everyday banking purposes, allowing you to log into the app and authorise smaller and ...

The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine a plea seeking the implementation of fingerprint and facial recognition biometric identification at polling stations to curb duplicate and fraudulent ...