Identicomm, Inc. Fingerprinting - Identicomm, Inc.
Of all the industries implementing inkless fingerprint technology banking is in the forefront. When non-account holders ask to cash a check, in addition to requesting forms of identification, participating banks also ask them to place an impression of their thumbprint on the face of the check. A small "inkless" touchpad facilitates the process. Although the touch pad looks and operates just like a traditional inkpad, it leaves no stain or residue on users or clothing. The procedure is quick, simple and clean. Banks do not maintain a data bank of fingerprints. These signatures are used by law enforcement officials only in cases where fraud is suspected.
The program works as a natural deterrent. Criminals seeking to commit check fraud are unlikely to put to put their thumbprints on fraudulent checks. Most likely they will try their schemes elsewhere, and those who are foolish enough to cooperate leave a positive I.D. that can be turned over to law enforcement.
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