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- 5. SMART ATMS SOLVE THESE ISSUES •Multifactor Authentication: FingerPrInt + PIN. •Online or offline Authentication using smart cards . •Card less Authentication . •Biometrics is combination of card or PIN .
- 6. ADVANTAGE • Easy to use. • Shortlist our All bank Accounts. • Highly Accurate. • Unique and can never be same for two person. • Economical. • More Secure.
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