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Tadawul introduces first fingerprint biometric cards into Libyan market

bySami Zaptia
September 7, 2021
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Tadawul introduces first fingerprint biometric cards into Libyan market

Tadawul Financial Group introduces fingerprint debit cards into the Libyan market (Photo: Tadawul).

By Sami Zaptia.

Tadawul Financial Group introduces fingerprint cards into the Libyan market (Photo: Tadawul).

London, 2 September 2021:

Libya’s Tadawul Group has introduced to the Libyan market the first F CODE biometric cards.

It says it is the first in the world to contain a fingerprint scanner to protect customer data and provide ease and speed of use. This makes the worry of the loss of a card’s PIN by customers a thing of the past.

The F Code biometric card technology is provided by France’s IDEMIA, which Tadawul says it is its exclusive partner in Libya.

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It will be recalled that Fathi Bashagha, Libya’s former Interior Minister under the Faiez Serraj Tripoli government, had met on 9 December 2020 at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tripoli with a delegation from the French company IDEMIA.

This followed on from the signing of an MoU between the Interior Ministry and IDEMIA on 18 November 2020 for a biometric ID system.

 

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