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Fin·ger·print (fĭng′gər-prĭnt′) n. 1. a. A mark left on a surface by a person's fingertip. b. An image of the ridges on a person's fingertip made by putting ink on the fingertip and pressing it against a surface or by using a digital scanning device.

Cashless payment system

InactiveUS20050015332A1Without any loss of transaction processing flexibilityWidespread acceptanceFinanceBuying/selling/leasing transactionsComputer networkEngineering
A payment system that does not rely on credit or debit cards, does not require the merchant and purchaser to have compatible memberships to complete a transaction, and does not limit single transactions to a single account provides a wide range of flexibility permitting debit, credit, pre-paid and payroll cards to be accommodated in a seamless and invisible manner to the electronic transaction network. The transaction may be verified and approved at the point-of-sale whether or not the merchant is a member of a specific financial transaction system. Specifically, the point-of-sale transaction system permits an identified customer to use any of a variety of payment options to complete the transaction without requiring the merchant to pre-approve the type of payment selected by the customer. In one configuration, and in order to take advantage of the widespread use of the ATM/POS network, the invention uses a typical credit/debit card format to provide the identifying information in a stored value card. When a transaction is to be completed, the user enters the identifying information carried on the card at the point-of-sale. This can be a merchant or other service provider at a retail establishment, or on-line while the user is logged onto a web site, or other location. The information can be swiped by a card reader, or manually entered via a keyboard or other input device. The system supports a wide range of flexibility, permitting issuing systems such as parents and state welfare agencies to restrict the types of authorized uses, and permitting users to access accounts in a prioritized manner. Further, the accepting merchant is not required to be a member because settlement with the merchant may be made via the Federal Reserve Automatic Clearing House (ACH) system by typical and standard electronic transfer. This permits the merchant to take advantage of the lower ACH transaction fees with even greater convenience and flexibility than the current ATM/POS system. The system supports numerous types of identification methods from typical credit card structures with magnetic data strips to various biometric systems such as finger prints, facial recognition and the like. Specifically, once the user is identified, the transaction is managed by his membership data on record with the transaction processing system.
Owner:ECOMMLINK

Touch screen mobile phone based on fingerprint identification and login unlocking method for touch screen mobile phone

The invention discloses a touch screen mobile phone based on fingerprint identification and a login unlocking method for the touch screen mobile phone. A fingerprint acquirer is arranged behind a touch screen sensing controller. When the touch screen mobile phone is logged in and unlocked, the login unlocking method comprises the following steps of: 1, judging whether a fingerprint sample needs to be set, and if so, providing a fingerprint input frame on a touch screen, collecting fingerprint data acquired in the fingerprint input frame and storing the fingerprint data as the fingerprint sample, otherwise, entering into the step 2 for checking; 2, collecting the fingerprint data acquired in the fingerprint input frame provided on the touch screen, comparing the fingerprint data acquired in the fingerprint input frame with the fingerprint sample, judging whether the fingerprint data is matched with the fingerprint sample, and if the fingerprint data is matched with the fingerprint sample, entering a system of the mobile phone, otherwise, stepping into the step 3; 3, judging whether the number of checking times reaches a preset checking time upper limit, and if the number of checking times reaches the preset checking time upper limit, entering into the step 4, otherwise, returning to the step 2 for rechecking; and 4, indicating a user to input a personal identification number (PIN) code of the mobile phone, judging whether the PIN code of the mobile phone is correct, and if the PIN code of the mobile is correct, entering into the system of the mobile phone, otherwise, forbidding the user to enter into the system of the mobile phone.
Owner:WUHAN UNIV
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