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1 July 2020Welcome to the first post in our series on ‘Contactless payments in the age of coronavirus’. In this post, David Orme, SVP of Sales and Marketing at IDEX Biometrics ASA’, discusses how can payment systems combat the coronavirus pandemic. Our payment systems face a double threat – from smart card fraud and viral contamination. New …
- 17 June 2020
Welcome to the fourth and final post in our series on ‘Emerging Use Cases’, where David Orme, SVP of Sales and Marketing at IDEX Biometrics, discusses biometric technology and the next generation. The next generation of biometrics will be in the area of biometric access control technologies, where using keys and passwords will become a …
- 2 July 2020
The annual general meeting of IDEX Biometrics ASA on 15 May 2020 resolved that the board could offer to employees to take a part of their salary in shares instead of cash. Following election from employees, the board has on 1 July 2020 resolved to issue 4,318,523 shares instead of a cash compensation of NOK …
- 12 June 2020
Reference is made to the notice on 18 May 2020 about board members taking part of the board remuneration in shares instead of cash, acquiring 441,982 shares. The capital increase has been registered and the shares will be delivered soonest. The company’s share capital is now NOK 117,565,819.05 divided into 783,772,127 shares each with a …
- 16 June 2020
Over the last two decades retail payments have seen major waves of technological improvement, beginning with Chip & PIN in the 2000’s, followed by contactless payments a decade later. We now see, with fingerprint biometric technology, the next major wave. Fingerprint biometric payment cards can facilitate touch-free payments and change the payment experience. Download this …
- 1 May 2020
Following the coronavirus outbreak, consumers are ready to go cashless more than ever before. With many businesses discouraging the use of cash because of hygiene questions that surround handling money, contactless payments are front of mind to avoid touching pin pads. But in an increasingly cashless ecosystem, there is a growing threat of card fraud …
