In China, Tencent is already doing it.
Now it’s betting on Weixin Palm Payment, a biometric system launched in May for users of Weixin Pay, WeChat’s sister app.
Last year, JPMorgan cited the opportunity as it announced its own payment authentication software pilot program using palm scanning.
“With face scanning technology, people can look a lot like each other — like twins,” he said.
The Seattle-based e-commerce giant launched its own palm scanning payment service in 2020, letting users connect their palm prints to credit cards to buy items at the company’s cashier-free stores.
Persons:
China that’s, — Tencent, Guo Rizen, “, ” Guo, Tencent’s, Guo, ”, Tencent, “ We’re, Edward Santow, …, ” Santow, Kate Xue, wasn’t
Organizations:
China CNN, CNN, Goode Intelligence, JPMorgan, Fujitsu, University of Technology
Locations:
China, Shenzhen, Beijing, Seattle, Chinese, Guangdong, Supermonkey, University of Technology Sydney