Wayra is a globally connected and technological open innovation hub in the world.  We currently operate in  10  countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Germany, Mexico, Peru, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Venezuela. Through Telefónica our global presence allows us to be at the helm of innovation, shoulder to shoulder with driven entrepreneurs and in a position to engage the right partners and leaders of industries for business. Our mission is clear, to connect innovators with Telefónica and generate joint business opportunities. We are the interface between Telefónica and entrepreneurial ecosystems across the globe because innovation makes good business sense.

Wayra

Telefónica Deutschland offers mobile and fixed services for private and business customers, as well as innovative digital products and services in the fields of Internet of Things and data analytics. With a total of 49.6 million1) customer lines, the company is one of the leading integrated telecommunications providers. In the mobile segment alone, Telefónica Deutschland is responsible for more than 45 million1) lines. Telefónica Deutschland will become the ''Mobile Customer & Digital Champion'' – with this aspiration, the company intends to become the preferred customer partner in the German mobile service market by 2022. This is linked to a clear mandate that Telefónica Deutschland will make its customers’ lives easier and better and allows them mobile freedom in the digital world. In concrete terms, this means a consistently positive experience with the brand, products, customer service and network. The company already has an excellent foundation to reach this goal. No network operator in Germany connects more people with mobile services. Following the integration of E-Plus, the company is digitalising its business model while consistently focusing on customer benefit.

Telefonica Germany

Wayra is the most global, connected and technological open innovation hub in the world. We currently operate in 10 countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Germany, Mexico, Peru, Spain, the United Kingdom and Venezuela.  Through Telefónica our global presence allows us to be at the helm of innovation, shoulder to shoulder with driven entrepreneurs and in a position to engage the right partners and leaders of industries for business. Our mission is clear,  to connect innovators with Telefónica and generate joint business opportunities. We are the interface between Telefónica and entrepreneurial ecosystems across the globe because innovation makes good business sense.

Wayra Chile

Charlotte as the Financial Services Innovation Hub of the World. Sound crazy?  They don't think so and here's why. It's all about the right elements of DNA Charlotte is the second largest financial capital in the US.  It has ten's of thousands of folks serving in the financial services industry that provides an unprecedented collection of knowledge and talent anywhere outside of the top 5 cities in the world. What if you could have all the of the benefits of the knowledge, connections and companies in the Financial Services and FinTech World that a New York or a London could provide but you get it in a place that's half the price with some of the best quality of life anywhere in the world?  What if your $500k Angel round gave you twice the length of runway.? What if your $6M series A round gave you the same muscle as your competitions $15M round? The world is flat.  Why pick a place where you have to run up hill?

Queen City Fintech

Stacked Capital is an early-stage venture fund investing in various technology companies. The firm utilizing a systematic approach for screening and sourcing investment opportunities, including venture accelerators, incubators, seed funds, as well as direct investments. It uses a strict systemic approach to evaluate ventures for strong business fundamentals and a path to profitability. Stacked Capital was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in New York, NY, United States.

Stacked Capital

Early stage venture capital firm focused on Fintech

CFV Ventures

Owned by DOCOMO Digital, b-ventures is a startup acceleration program which supports and develops the next generation of mobile innovators.  The project was brought to life in 2013 by Mauro del Rio, Founder and President of Buongiorno, along with Simona Torre, following Buongiorno’s acquisition by NTT DOCOMO. The program focusses on early and seed stage startups operating in the mobile payment, mobile advertising and mobile content sectors.  b-ventures supports DOCOMO Digital’s goal to remain connected to startups, entrepreneurs and the innovation technology ecosystem in Europe and Internationally.  Since its introduction, 17 startups have been inducted into the program, receiving co-working spaces in Italy, Spain, UK and US, personalised co-financing support, intensive mentoring programs, multidisciplinary coaching and fundraising assistance. b-ventures acceleration program addresses early and seed stage startups operating in the mobile payment, mobile advertising and mobile content domains.

b-ventures

Saffe

Saffe is a facial recognition provider based on Artificial Intelligence and focused on secure authentications and antifraud.

Saffe is a British company that provides an AI-based facial recognition platform for in-store and online payment authentication, access controls, and ID verification. Saffe’s payment authentication app can be integrated into standard smart devices (given the small size of its SDKs) by in-store merchants to enable users to authenticate payments using facial recognition. However, unlike most facial recognition payment techs, Saffe uses two-factor authentication, where the facial recognition (by way of a selfie) complements the PIN instead of replacing it.&nbsp;

Facial recognition delivers incredible convenience to consumers, as well as serious risks.

Facial Recognition

<div>Saffe is a British company that provides an AI-based facial recognition platform for in-store and online payment authentication, access controls, and ID verification. Saffe’s payment authentication app can be integrated into standard smart devices (given the small size of its SDKs) by in-store merchants, to enable users to authenticate payments using facial recognition. However, unlike most facial recognition payment techs, Saffe uses two-factor authentication, where the facial recognition (by way of a selfie) complements the PIN instead of replacing it. </div>

Biometric Payments

Saffe is a British company that provides an AI-based facial recognition platform for in-store and online payment authentication, access controls, and ID verification. Saffe’s payment authentication app can be integrated into standard smart devices (given the small size of its SDKs) by in-store merchants to enable users to authenticate payments using facial recognition. However, unlike most facial recognition payment techs, Saffe uses two-factor authentication, where the facial recognition (by way of a selfie) complements the PIN instead of replacing it.&nbsp;The platform can also be used to authenticate ecommerce payments through selfies. Saffe’s technology includes liveness detection to authenticate remote online transactions.&nbsp;Saffe has global operations with offices in the UK, Brazil, and Japan and has filed patents for its facial recognition tech in Europe, Asia, the US, Brazil, and Colombia. The company claims that its passive, deep learning-based liveness technology enables the authentication to be 6x faster than typical industry alternatives.&nbsp;Saffe's facial recognition technology has been deployed by leading organizations across multiple industries, including the Royal Bank of Scotland, Santander, ING, Vodafone, Modalmais, Redeban, Access Bank, and Venuxx.&nbsp;

FacePhi offers a range of facial recognition identity authentication solutions for transaction approval and digital onboarding. FacePhi’s Selphi software allows the user to perform ID authentication via a selfie. The selfie is encrypted and sent to the bank’s database to be used for payee authentication. The encryptions ensures the user's privacy, as the full image is not sent to the bank.&nbsp;In 2023, FacePhi recorded an annual revenue of EUR 25.15 million (USD 26.4 million).Key customers and partnershipsIn May 2021, FacePhi partnered with Revelock, a Spanish fraud detection company, to provide comprehensive identity verification and fraud prevention solutions for financial institutions. In February 2022, the company partnered with software company Oracle Cloud Marketplace to act as a distributor for FacePhi's digital onboarding and facial recognition solutions.&nbsp;In November 2021, the company also partnered with airport operator Aena to offer identity verification for passengers and employees at a price of USD 1.7 million for four years. Aiming to expand its presence in the LATAM region, FacePhi established a regional office in Uruguay in March 2022, followed by an agreement with Hites, a Chilean department store, to use remote selfie onboarding technology to allow<a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates?industryIds=16"> Hites’</a> customers to apply for credit cards online.&nbsp;In May 2024, the company entered a strategic partnership with Hancom Group, making it the exclusive distributor of FacePhi's products in the Asia-Pacific region.As of November 2024, FacePhi served over 300 clients across more than 25 countries, with a client retention rate exceeding 95%. The company's technology was being used by several Spanish airlines including Air Europa, Binter, Iberia, and Vueling. Samsung Securities became a technology client in 2024, strengthening FacePhi's presence in the Asia-Pacific market.&nbsp;

FacePhi

Headquartered in the Netherlands, Sightcorp is an AI spin-off from the University of Amsterdam that develops patented proprietary AI Software solutions for mobile apps which includes face detection (detect multiple faces in an image), emotion analysis, crowd demographics, and attention analytics. Main target markets of the company include retail, advertising, hospitality, and digital signage.&nbsp;In January 2022, Sightcorp was acquired by&nbsp;<a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/7828?industryIds=16">Raydiant</a>, a provider of an in-location experience management platform, to jointly develop solutions for personalized on-screen, in-location experiences targeting retailers, restaurants, etc. Sightcorp expects to open offices in Lithuania and London in 2022 and to grow its European team from 20 to 100. Raydiant is also hiring across the US and internationally to accompany Sightcorp’s new offices.Key customers and partnershipsThe company’s clients include Toyota, Wahlburgers, T-Mobile, Red Bull, and Baskin Robbins.

Sightcorp

Okaya offers a mobile app that aims to understand the users’ wellbeing by using a combination of facial recognition technology, biometrics analysis (such as heart rate, weight etc.) and machine learning. Okaya’s facial recognition algorithm developed in-house, analyses facial features obtained from a 15 second video recording where up to 30 frames are captured in a second. This data is evaluated along with other biometrics to determine the level of fatigue of a person. The product is claimed to help create strong work teams and a strong work environment as it allows to identify areas where improvement is required.Key customers and partnershipsOkaya targets industries such as healthcare, corporate wellness, and human resources. The platform is designed to serve both clinical providers and employers aiming to improve workforce mental health. Okaya also supports businesses with dedicated integration assistance via channels like Discord.

Okaya

Facetec offers a 3D&nbsp;facial authentication software called ZoOm, which is capable of high-performance liveness detection (verifying that the captured facial features belong to a living person). The software can be used on smart mobile devices and webcams. The company also has patented technology to generate a 3D face map using a video selfie recorded even with a 2D camera. While most other 3D face mapping requires dedicated hardware components, FaceTec's technology eliminates this requirement. As a result, app developers do not need to rely on device manufacturers to incorporate additional hardware in order to use ZoOm. In September 2019, Facetec improved its product by embedding an age-estimation tool.&nbsp;Even though selfie-based authentication has become commonplace, many of them use 2D facial mapping which makes them vulnerable to spoofing attacks (attempts to gain access illegally by reproducing a person's face using images, masks, mannequins, etc.) due to the use of 2D mapping of facial features.&nbsp;The company claims that its product is one of the few companies to be certified at level 1 and 2 in the iBeta Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) test, which is governed by an ISO standard. The software can detect digital and physical 'spoof artifacts' such as high-resolution photos and videos, masks and mannequins.Key customers and partnershipsFaceTec has over 100 customers across various verticals with an installed base of over 10 billion smart devices. ZoOm targets a wide range of markets ranging from banking, e-commerce, healthcare, insurance, e-voting, attendance, and government. Majority of FaceTec's customers are currently government and financial institutions.

FaceTec, Inc.

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 FaceFirst offers facial recognition solutions mainly for access control as well as for identity authentication and real-time security. It focuses on retailers, airports, casinos, banks, as well as music and gaming events. The company also offers a mobile app (for iOS and Android) for facial recognition on the go. FaceFirst&rsquo;s facial recognition tool is mainly aimed at the retail segment, which accounts for around 50% of its business. FaceFirst&rsquo;s patented retail security platform can identify any known shoplifters or forbidden employees attempting to enter the store. Its products can be integrated with existing retail systems. 
 
 
 The company also introduced Mask-ID in November 2018, which instantly blurs identified faces without compromising accuracy. Additionally, the retail security platform allows its users to access the company&rsquo;s database of retail criminals, enabling them to include any individuals banned by the company itself. FaceFirst is one of the companies to work with lawmakers to help regulate the industry.
 
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FaceFirst

Companies that are developing facial recognition technology to suggest tags for photos uploaded on the platform, typically social media.

Companies that provide facial recognition technology for contactless and fast-payment gateways.

Companies providing tools to identify VIP customers and repeat customers by using facial recognition.

Companies that provide technology to monitor physical access to offices, retail stores, and residences as well as access to electronic devices, such as mobile phones and laptops, using facial recognition.

Companies providing facial recognition technology to identify people from live and recorded videos.

Companies that provide facial recognition technology to police and government agencies to identify criminals, protestors, unauthorized overstayers in the country, and departing passengers.

Facial recognition is a type of biometrics used to verify individuals

Used in smart city applications for access control

Facial recognition technology is built on ML models for training data

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 Saffe is a British company that provides an AI-based facial recognition platform for in-store and online payment authentication, access controls, and ID verification. Saffe’s payment authentication app can be integrated into standard smart devices (given the small size of its SDKs) by in-store merchants, to enable users to authenticate payments using facial recognition. However, unlike most facial recognition payment techs, Saffe uses two-factor authentication, where the facial recognition (by way of a selfie) complements the PIN instead of replacing it. 
 
 
 The platform can also be used to authenticate ecommerce payments, through selfies. Saffe’s technology includes liveness detection to authenticate remote online transactions. 
 
 
 Saffe has global operations with offices in the UK, Brazil, and Japan, and has filed patents for its facial recognition tech in Europe, Asia, the US, Brazil, and Colombia. The company claims that its passive, deep learning-based liveness technology enables the authentication to be 6x faster than typical industry alternatives. 
 
 
 Saffe’s facial recognition technology has been utilized by leading enterprises in several industries, including the Royal Bank of Scotland, Santander, ING, and Vodafone, among others. The company has raised more than USD 100,000 in funding and most recently received an undisclosed sum as non-equity assistance from DIFC Fintech Hive in November 2020.
 
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 Biyo, formerly known as PulseWallet, offers a biometric POS terminal that uses palm prints (unique vein patterns and blood-flow) to verify users and authenticate payments. Biyo&rsquo;s systems to identify and authenticate customers are powered by Fujitsu&rsquo;s &ldquo;PalmSecure&rdquo; biometric technology.
 
 
 Users must initially swipe their payment card/device at the first payment at a Biyo terminal, to pair the palmprint with the card. Thereafter, the palm prints will be used for authentication at any Biyo terminal (the phone number continues to act as a second authentication method, similar to a username). Biyo claims that using a customer&rsquo;s unique palm-vein patterns for identification is more secure than using fingerprints (which it offered till 2014), as users can leave behind traces of the latter. Moreover, the company claims that scanned palm vein patterns have a 99.9% accuracy.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 
 
 Businesses can connect the Biyo terminal to existing POS cash registers, or acquire Biyo&rsquo;s bundled register, which includes a tablet. Biyo can be used by retailers in any industry, including restaurants, convenience stores, coffee shops, etc. The company charges merchants USD 89-169 per month for a single store and device, with the option of adding devices at USD 59 per device per month. The packages vary based on several features such as multi-store functionality, live chat support, inventory scanner licenses, and account managers, among others.
 
 
 End customers can utilize the Biyo app as a digital wallet for storing multiple credit cards, reward cards, coupons, transferring funds, and improving their financial management.&nbsp;
 
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Biyo

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 PopID, co-founded by foodtech holding company Cali Group, provides facial and palm recognition technology for enterprises to offer loyalty, payment (PopPay), and access control (PopEntry). The company uses core algorithms developed by NEC, a Japanese electronics vendor, and combines it with PopID&rsquo;s internally developed technologies.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 PopPay users can create accounts on PopID&rsquo;s app by submitting&nbsp; a selfie, can connect multiple payment methods to their account (functions as an eWallet), and use facial recognition to pay at checkout at physical retail stores that have installed PopID&rsquo;s software to their kiosks and POS terminals (or use PopID&rsquo;s own kiosks and terminals). In April 2023 the company broadened its offering by 
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 in partnership with PalmID. This enabled end customers to use either facial or palm recognition to make payments and sign into loyalty programs.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 In November 2021, the PopPay system was expanded to authenticate payments made via mobile apps and websites. Through this, PopPay offers a unified payment solution for both brick-and-mortar transactions and online orders, created on a website or in a mobile app. PopID claims its eWallet offers lower processing fees for merchants, compared to credit and debit cards.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 PopID is also capable of analyzing order histories and providing recommendations to merchants, potentially increasing sales. The company leverages its diverse product and customer base to capture merchants for its payment solution by initially installing PopEntry (entry systems for campuses and workplaces), and thereafter introducing payment solutions to local merchants (in or near the premises), once the user communities are more comfortable with the tech.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 Key customers and partnerships
 
 
 
 PopID caters mainly to restaurants and retail brands, and as of April 2023, its solutions were reportedly used by over 150 different brands for payment and loyalty. Its customers included Cali burgers, Bojangles, Lemonade, and Parkway Grill. The company also partnered with automated pizza-maker Piestro in March 2021, to enable biometric payments at Piestro&rsquo;s stores.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 PopID has entered into several partnerships to expand the use of its terminals across the globe. These partners include 
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 Visa and Dubai Holdings
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 SunCash
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 FIFA
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 QNB Group
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 Mastercard named PopID as a partne
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 Funding and financials
 
 
 
 
 In addition to the Cali Group, PopID is backed financially by various franchise operators of global restaurant brands and owners of Stoner&rsquo;s Pizza Joint, Park Burger, and Bird Call.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 The company raised USD 10 million in Series B funding in September 2021, to expand its PopEntry and PopPay deployment within and beyond the country over the following year and a half. 
 
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PopID

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 PayByFace provides facial recognition technology for enterprises to offer loyalty and payment services. Users create accounts on the PayByFace app by submitting a selfie and connect payment methods to their account. Thereafter, they can use their face to pay at checkout at physical retail stores that have installed PayByFace&rsquo;s software to their smart checkout devices (such as tablets).&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 The company noted that its platform encrypts user data and is in compliance with GDPR and PSD/2, and has been fully validated by the National Bank of Romania and the European Central Bank. PayByFace also claims that its apps recognize faces with a 99% accuracy in under a second, without requiring an internet connection.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 The company also provides merchant payment terminals (digital signage) as platforms for digital out-of-home advertisements (static, repeat visibility, targeted marketing, etc) and shares the ad revenue with the merchants. In addition to its in-store biometric payment solution, PayByFace also provides facial recognition authentication for online checkouts as well.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 PayByFace 
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 deployed its payment solutions in several locations 
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 PayByFace announced plans to further expand into the European market
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 Key customers and partnerships
 
 
 
 
 PayByFace claims to be the only facial recognition-based payment system in Southeast Europe and primarily targets essential businesses, such as pharmacies, grocery stores, and gas stations. As of May 2022, the platform was used in over 50 locations in Romania. The platform collaborates with Romanian online card payment processing company Euplatesc to facilitate payments and intends to integrate its service with card processing providers in France, the Netherlands, and Switzerland in the future.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 PayByFace partnered with ride-hailing app, GoCab in May 2021, to enable customers to settle their cab fare using facial recognition, via tablets installed in the backseat (10 taxis initially with plans to expand to 300 in the future). The tablets also broadcasted a series of advertisements, where the revenue was split evenly between GoCab and PayByFace.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 The company is also a part of the VISA Innovation Program in Bulgaria, and through the program, Bulgaria&rsquo;s Raiffeisenbank began testing facial recognition payments using PayByFace. Moreover, it was also named as one of 
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 from Indian FinTech infrastructure provider SafexPay (Safex) in May 2022. Safex also introduced PayByFace technology in India, starting with pilot projects with India-based multinationals. PayByFace planned to utilize the investment to accelerate the growth of its biometric payment solution, in addition to broadening its geographic presence.
 
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PayByFace

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 TouchToPay offers a biometric point-of-sale (POS) payment system for in-store and remote checkouts, using fingerprints to authenticate payments. Users must create an account with the TouchToPay system and register their credit card information. 
 
 
 Unlike many biometric POS terminals, TouchToPay uses fingerprints to complement PINs, rather than replace them, as its terminals require two-factor authentication.   
 
 
 The company also claims its system is enhanced against security threats such as hacking, since it uses mathematical algorithms corresponding to users’ fingerprints, in place of storing the full image of user fingerprints. In addition to payments, users also receive weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly reports on their expenses.  
 
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TouchToPay

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 SmartMetric develops biometric payment cards which use fingerprint identification to authenticate payments. The company claims its cards can scan and match fingerprints in under a second, and while it primarily caters to payments, the technology can also be used for access controls and identity verification.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 Unlike typical alternatives, SmartMetric&rsquo;s cards are powered through an internal rechargeable battery, as opposed to through the card reading machine. Therefore, users may not need to place their finger on the card while it is in the card reader, making it appropriate for use in restaurants and certain ATMs. The company announced in June 2023, that it is also 
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 Notably,&nbsp; the company had developed an anti-spoofing technology (by June 2021) &mdash; a prerequisite for global credit card network approval&mdash; which it claimed could differentiate between a live fingerprint and a fake one. SmartMetric introduced a secure element for crypto keys, covered by firewalled encryption, to enable cryptocurrency key storage for its biometric cards, in December 2020. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Although the company is based in the US, it has sales and marketing partnerships in Latin America and Europe as well.
 
 
 
 
 Key customers and partnerships
 
 
 
 
 The biometric cards incorporate ServiRed&rsquo;s (Spanish payment card scheme with over 44 million cards in circulation) Advantis card chip operating system, as a result of a partnership entered into in February 2019.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 Funding and financials
 
 
 
 
 Accordingly, the company is yet to generate revenue and as of FY2023 (ending June), and reported an operating loss of nearly USD 810,000. However, it claims to have a manufacturing capacity of over a million cards a month.&nbsp;
 
 
 
 
 
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SmartMetric

Companies that offer biometric POS terminals, including the complementing software that uses palm print, fingerprint, or finger veins for payment authentication.

Companies providing biometric POS terminals, including the complementing software that uses facial or iris recognition for payment authentication.

Companies that offer biometric authentication software which can be embedded into smart devices or existing POS terminals, for payment authentication.

Companies that provide software platforms to authenticate remote transactions using biometrics, typically leveraging the biometric authentication provided in mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.

Companies that provide technology to enable fingerprint authentication on payment cards, such as fingerprint sensors, biometric algorithms, and card inlays.

Companies manufacturing biometric payment cards for issuers.

Leverages several biometrics as facial, iris, fingerprint, and palm vein recognition to authenticate payments

Biometrics are unique and therefore, authenticating payments using biometric features delivers personalization

AI/ML can be used to improve authentication accuracy and reduce false acceptances and rejections

Saffe

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