STPayBio

Biometric System on Card proof of concept for fingerprint-authenticated payment transactions

Parameters

Core Product	ST31
Grade	Industrial

Description

The STPayBio proof of concept (POC) demonstrates high performance biometric authenticated transactions based on either contact or contactless modes. A full transaction is performed in less than 1.2 s including a complete match and payment.The solution is based on the most advanced products form...
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Key features

Key features
Hardware key features Card holder identification through dual-interface card biometric system Based on STMicroelectronics secure element (SE) and STMicroelectronics low-power silicon microcontroller 40 nm ST31 secure element: To perform secure banking transactions, store biometric templates and carry out secure card matching To perform energy harvesting provided by the SE with no battery, nor super cap STM32L443 microcontroller: To perform fast Low-power mode biometric extractions for enrollment and at each transaction Latest generation FPC 1323 Sensor 6 contacts module on 35 mm tape System in package (SIP) 8-pin ISO module on 35 mm tape via LINXENS Prelam^® in custom sheet formats, including RF ID1 antenna and connectivity via LINXENS Software content SE OS compliant with Java^® Card 3.0.5 and GlobalPlatform^® GPC 2.3.1 coupled with Financial configuration v1.0.2 MasterCard^® applet based on M/Chip^® advance 1.2.3 specification targeting MasterCard^® Biometric system on chip compliancy Proprietary enrollment applet Extraction and matching algorithms based on fingerprint cards (FPC) libraries Key benefits Complete biometric system on card solution (through partners) Reduced BOM Matching with the secure element High performance solution when used for both contact and contactless modes including matching. Compatible with different enrollment processes Easy integration with standard card manufacturers: Hot lamination of the card body ISO module and sensor on 35 mm tape Yield loss reduction with module embedding at the final stage of card manufacturing Secure solution with False Acceptation Rate (FAR) <1/10000 and False Rejection Rate (FRR) <3% Support for validation and development Application companion board

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Parameters

Core Product	ST31
Grade	Industrial

Description

Key features

Key features
Hardware key features Card holder identification through dual-interface card biometric system Based on STMicroelectronics secure element (SE) and STMicroelectronics low-power silicon microcontroller 40 nm ST31 secure element: To perform secure banking transactions, store biometric templates and carry out secure card matching To perform energy harvesting provided by the SE with no battery, nor super cap STM32L443 microcontroller: To perform fast Low-power mode biometric extractions for enrollment and at each transaction Latest generation FPC 1323 Sensor 6 contacts module on 35 mm tape System in package (SIP) 8-pin ISO module on 35 mm tape via LINXENS Prelam^® in custom sheet formats, including RF ID1 antenna and connectivity via LINXENS Software content SE OS compliant with Java^® Card 3.0.5 and GlobalPlatform^® GPC 2.3.1 coupled with Financial configuration v1.0.2 MasterCard^® applet based on M/Chip^® advance 1.2.3 specification targeting MasterCard^® Biometric system on chip compliancy Proprietary enrollment applet Extraction and matching algorithms based on fingerprint cards (FPC) libraries Key benefits Complete biometric system on card solution (through partners) Reduced BOM Matching with the secure element High performance solution when used for both contact and contactless modes including matching. Compatible with different enrollment processes Easy integration with standard card manufacturers: Hot lamination of the card body ISO module and sensor on 35 mm tape Yield loss reduction with module embedding at the final stage of card manufacturing Secure solution with False Acceptation Rate (FAR) <1/10000 and False Rejection Rate (FRR) <3% Support for validation and development Application companion board