Palm-ID Card.

Improve your security and privacy with the Palm-ID Card: two-factor authentication and full stand-alone functionality.

The Palm-ID Card is accepted internationally because the biometric data is stored on the card.

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Extremely safe

Two-factor authentication

GDPR proof

User-friendly

With the Palm-ID Card, you benefit from unique dual security: biometrics and a linked card. The Palm-ID Card combines reliable vein pattern recognition with the proven card reader technology from our partner, deister electronic. The result? The most advanced biometric recognition on the most secure card! This makes the Palm-ID Card fully compliant with GDPR guidelines.

The emergence of GDPR legislation has ensured that privacy is high on the agenda. Many companies and government agencies struggle with the challenge of complying with complex rules and protocols. The Palm-ID Card simplifies this considerably. Most importantly, personal biometric data will not be stored in a database but on a (personal) card. This approach means that the card owner is in control of his or her biometric data, and this is internationally recognised and accepted.
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Palm-ID Card parts

The Palm-ID Card consists of the following components: a palm scanner, a controller, a SIC and a card reader.

The card reader reads the template (encrypted image) from the card and transmits it.

The palm scanner then reads the offered palm, and sends it to the controller as a template.

The controller compares the offered, physical palm to the template on the card.

The SIC communicates with the card reader and the Recogtech controller. If there is a match, the SIC sends a badge ID to the access control system by a pre-programmed protocol (Wiegand or OSDP), to the door controller. The access control system takes over and informs the door controller with the rules and rights for this person. After this, the door controller will act conform.
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Palm-ID Card accessories

As accessory, amongst others, we offer a Palm-ID registration kit. This tabletop model is easy to transport, and you can register palms on the user card at multiple locations. The pattern is not saved as an image: it is immediately encoded and stored digitally on the card as a registered template.

We also offer a Card programming station (Delta HF Mouse). With a PC and the right programming software, you write the application on the card, including card key structure so templates can be written on the cards.
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Installation and implementation

Installation and implementation of Palm-ID-Card is supported by deister electronic and carried out by recognised system integrators and installers with appropriate knowledge of access control systems and security. We support our partners with on-site and remote information and training. We always try to provide a solution that perfectly matches your needs and requirements. If you would like more information or to become a distributor, please contact us.

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2024 Intersec Award Winner

Recogtech’s Palm-ID Card was awarded the prize ‘Highly Commended’ at the Intersec Expo in Dubai..

Intersec Dubai is a leading international fair with more than 1,100 exhibitors from over 60 countries and attracts more than 43,000 visitors from all regions of the world. Recogtech has won this award in the category ‘Outstanding Commercial Security Solutions’.  

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