The new solution is EMVCo and Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level (CC EAL) 6+ certified and operates in accordance with the latest Mastercard Biometric Evaluation Plan Summary (BEPS) specifications for biometric payment cards.
This new security IC is the industry’s first all-in-one security chip solution that reads biometric information through a fingerprint sensor, stores and authenticates data encrypted with an SE (Secure Element ) tamper-proof, and analyzes and processes the data using a secure processor.
The S3B512C IC can help card manufacturers reduce the number of chips needed and optimize biometric payment card design processes.
Thanks to the new security integrated circuit, biometric payment cards will allow faster and more secure interactions during purchases. Biometric authentication eliminates the need to enter a PIN on a keypad and also prevents fraudulent transactions in the event the card is lost or stolen, as this method verifies the identity of the cardholder using a unique and securely stored fingerprint.
Encrypted fingerprint data is stored in an operating system that has received globally accredited certifications, such as EMVCo and CC EAL 6+. To securely and accurately verify the user’s identity, the new IC features a patented fingerprint authentication algorithm and a secure processor that extracts and analyzes the unique characteristics of the fingerprint. placed on the sensor.
The chip’s anti-spoofing technology prevents unauthorized users from circumventing the security system through illegitimate methods, such as artificial fingerprints.
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