Title: Credit Card Fingerprint Verification System
1Credit Card Fingerprint Verification System
- Grant Approval Phase 2
- A BioCharge Document
2The New Currency
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3Societal Problem
- Point of sale clerks do not reliably follow the
procedures that retail store merchants have
established in order to verify the identity of
credit card users. This lack of identity
verification provides opportunity for credit card
fraud to occur at the point of sale.
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4Monetary Importance to Society
The cost is shared by vendors, banks, and
individuals
Credit Card Fraud Statistics Provided by Celent
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5Problem Solution
- Develop a system that reliably verifies the
identification of credit card users by matching a
fingerprint image stored on the card with the
fingerprint of the cardholder. The system would
provide the point of sale clerk with an accept or
reject indication for the pending use of the card.
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6Why not?
- Gristedes Manhattan punch in with hand scan
- Statue of Liberty Rental Lockers open with
fingerprint
- Busch Gardens Season pass holders verified
using hand scans.
7Authorizing a Credit Card Sale
Do They Match ?
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8Objectives and Expected Goals
- Create a Credit Card System that is
- Secure
- Reliable
- Fast
- Acceptable
- Easily Implemented
9- Current Security Flaws
- Skimming
- Swipe and Clone
- Photography
- Cell phone capture
- Use of Lost or Stolen Cards
- Dishonest Employees
- Obtaining CC data for unauthorized usage
Sample Skimmer Device
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11Fingerprint Comparison Technique
- False Negative Less than 2
- False Positive Nearly 0
To Guarantee Accuracy - Three Different Algori
thms Will Be Tested
East Shore Technology - Provider of Fingerprint
Algorithms
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12- Credit Card Fingerprint Verification System
- Proof of concept demonstration
13 147 STEP MARKETING PLAN
- Keeps pace with current technologies
- Ensures commercial success
- Provides return on investment
- Allows for growth in a number of markets
15STEP 1
- target merchants who offer in house membership
card creation to their patrons
- Costco Wholesale
- 415 membership warehouse stores serving 42
million cardholders
- Following Costco target Wal-mart, SAMs Club,
B.J.s, etc.
16STEP 2
- Introduce the CCFVS into the proprietary credit
line market.
- Sears Roebuck Company
- 25 million active credit card accounts, 872
stores, 41 billion dollars in annual revenues and
15.7 billion dollars annual profit
- Sears charge credit card has been acquired by
Citigroup (the parent company of the Citibank
Corporation), which is one of the largest issuers
of Master Cards and Visa Cards in the United
States.
17STEP 3
- Market technology to cashierless checkout
locations
- Self Checkout counters
- Pay at the pump
- Markets of the future
18Markets of the Future
19STEP 4
- Target major credit card offerings such as Visa,
MasterCard, American Express and others
- Rely on reputation, success, and the benefits of
the CCFVS technology to market the product to all
merchants carrying credit lines of all sort
- Will be a challenging endeavour but should prove
to be incredibly lucrative for all involved
parties.
20STEP 5
- Market wireless credit card markets
- Targets door-to-door salesmen and street vendors
- Power Swipe by Creditel Corp (to the left)
- DM2 unit by Aircharge (to the right)
21STEP 6
- Business venture to include the internet
- Fingerprint scanners popular amongst home
computers and electronics
22STEP 7
- Target foreign markets
- 500,000 worth of credit card fraud incurred in
the UK daily by skimming alone.
- Foreign industries which have credit card fraud
that far exceeds the US
23Continuation
- Proved technically feasible for Phase 1
- Proved functionally feasible with the proof of
concept prototype for Phase 2
- Proved commercially feasible with the outline of
the 7 Step Marketing initiative