Discussing the Future of Payment Cards with Precise Biometrics and NXP

The latest episode of The FindBiometrics & Mobile ID World Podcast – which dives deep into the topic of biometric payment cards – comes to you live from Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam.

PODCAST: The Discussing Future of Payment Cards with Precise Biometrics and NXP — Our expert podcast panel, live from Money20/20 Europe. From left to right: Susan Stover, Director of Digital Content, Mobile ID World;
Fredrik Sjöholm, Vice President Sales, Precise Biometrics; Sébastien Clamagirand, Vice President and General Manager Secure Payment and Identification for NXP Semiconductors.

As financial services and payments continue to influence the evolution and public perception of biometrics, one area of innovation has emerged as particularly exciting: next generation payment cards.

Protected by fingerprint sensors instead of PINs, next-gen credit and debit cards are the culmination of years of research and development into the optimal consumer experience, marrying convenience and security. And as integrators, manufacturers, developers and biometrics vendors race to bring fingerprint security to our wallets, partnerships are being forged and leaders are emerging. Such is the case with Precise Biometrics and NXP Semiconductors.

That’s what’s on the table in the latest episode of The FindBiometrics & Mobile ID World Podcast. Recorded live at The RAI in Amsterdam during Europe’s premiere FinTech conference, Money20/20 Europe, our Director of Digital Content, Susan Stover, spoke with two renowned experts on the topic: Fredrik Sjöholm, Vice President Sales, Precise Biometrics; and Sébastien Clamagirand, Vice President and General Manager Secure Payment and Identification for NXP Semiconductors.

The conversation provides insight into the role biometric cards will play in the omni-channel payments landscape, the challenges Precise and NXP had to solve to make next-gen cards a reality, and how we can expect the biometric FinTech space to evolve in the near future.