Biometric Remote IC Card Issuance Without In-Person Verification

The patent replaces the mechanical physical presence requirement with biometric authentication technology. The IC card incorporates biometric sensors that capture and verify biological characteristics, substituting the need for physical verification at issuance locations with automated biometric verification that can be performed remotely.

The patent enables self-service issuance by allowing users to perform issuance procedures independently using their own biometric data. The IC card system automatically verifies identity through biometric authentication without requiring staff intervention or physical presence at designated locations, making the issuance process self-contained and autonomous.

The patent changes the security verification parameter from physical presence to biometric characteristics. By using unique biological traits such as fingerprints, facial recognition, or iris patterns as the verification parameter, the system maintains high security standards while enabling remote operation, as biometric data is inherently difficult to replicate or forge.

The patent introduces biometric data as an intermediary element between the user and the issuance system. Instead of direct physical verification or simple password authentication, the biometric characteristics serve as a secure intermediary that automatically verifies identity, enabling remote issuance while maintaining robust security through a reliable verification medium.