View source for 18390133. BIOMETRIC VERIFICATION FOR MANAGING ACCESS TO A CARD simplified abstract (Capital One Services, LLC)

=BIOMETRIC VERIFICATION FOR MANAGING ACCESS TO A CARD=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Capital One Services, LLC|Capital One Services, LLC]]


[[Category:Capital One Services, LLC]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Jeffrey Carlyle Wieker of Falls Church VA (US)|Jeffrey Carlyle Wieker of Falls Church VA (US)]][[Category:Jeffrey Carlyle Wieker of Falls Church VA (US)]]

[[:Category:Jeffrey Rule of Chevy Chase MD (US)|Jeffrey Rule of Chevy Chase MD (US)]][[Category:Jeffrey Rule of Chevy Chase MD (US)]]

[[:Category:Megan M. Lowe of Henrico VA (US)|Megan M. Lowe of Henrico VA (US)]][[Category:Megan M. Lowe of Henrico VA (US)]]

==BIOMETRIC VERIFICATION FOR MANAGING ACCESS TO A CARD - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18390133 titled 'BIOMETRIC VERIFICATION FOR MANAGING ACCESS TO A CARD

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract describes a patent application for a contactless card with a fingerprint sensor that can compare input to a stored fingerprint template and enable NFC communication based on the match.

* Fingerprint sensor on contactless card receives input
* Processor compares input to stored fingerprint template
* Processor determines match and enables NFC antenna

== Potential Applications ==
The technology could be used in various industries such as banking, access control, and identification verification.

== Problems Solved ==
This technology enhances security by adding an additional layer of biometric authentication to contactless cards, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.

== Benefits ==
- Improved security with biometric authentication
- Convenient and fast authentication process
- Enhanced user privacy and data protection

== Potential Commercial Applications ==
The technology could be implemented in credit cards, access cards, identification cards, and other contactless devices for secure and convenient authentication.

== Possible Prior Art ==
One example of prior art is the use of fingerprint sensors in smartphones for biometric authentication, but the specific application to contactless cards may be novel.

== Unanswered Questions ==
=== How does the fingerprint template get stored and updated on the contactless card? ===
The process of storing and updating the fingerprint template on the contactless card is not detailed in the abstract. This could involve user input, synchronization with a central database, or other methods.

=== What happens if the comparison does not result in a match? ===
The abstract does not mention what action is taken if the comparison between the input and the stored fingerprint template does not result in a match. This could be an important aspect of the technology in terms of security and user experience.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

A fingerprint sensor of a contactless card may receive input. A processor of the contactless card may compare the input to a fingerprint template stored in a memory of the contactless card. The processor may determine that the comparison results in a match and enable a near-field communication (NFC) antenna of the contactless card based on the determination that the comparison results in the match.



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