Palm Print Payment: The Future is Here - Telpo's Palm Print Payment Device Solution

In the wave of digitalization, the innovation of payment methods has never ceased. Palm print payment, as an emerging payment method, is gaining widespread attention in the market due to its unique advantages. Telpo, a pioneer in smart terminal technology, introduces a suite of palm print recognition payment devices, enhancing security and convenience in global commerce.

Rising Attention on Palm Print Payments

Palm print payments offer superior security and convenience compared to traditional methods like cash, bank cards, and mobile payments. Tech giants like Amazon and Weixin are actively integrating palm print payment solutions across various scenarios.

WeXin's Swift Palm Scan Payment Adoption

Weixin's palm print payment terminals are a common sight at checkouts in domestic 7-11 stores. Collaborating with dining, retail, and entertainment businesses, Weixin attracts consumers to try palm scan payments through promotional offers like coupons and membership cards. Additionally, WeXin partners with government entities to extend palm print payments to urban transit, such as palm print payment on the Beijing Daxing Airport subway line, to provide a faster commuting experience.

Amazon's "Amazon One" Palm Print Payment Service

Launched in 2019, Amazon One has been implemented in over 500 Whole Foods Market and Amazon Go stores in the U.S. This "just walk out" technology allows customers to complete payments by scanning their palm features, including biometric palm print and vein patterns, enhancing both convenience and security. According to official reports, Amazon One has been utilized over 8 million times, with about 80% of users at Amazon retail stores being repeat customers.

According to a recent report by Biometric Update, giants such as Visa and MasterCard have also joined the development of mobile payment systems.

Telpo's Palm Print Payment Solutions

Leveraging its technical acumen and customization capabilities, Telpo presents a range of palm print payment devices to meet diverse payment needs. This includes the P105 palm print payment terminal, the Android POS terminal Telpo C9 combined with P105, and the K8 self-service kiosk with integrated palm print recognition.

Palm Print Payment Terminal P105

The Telpo P105 signifies a major stride in biometric and payment technology for Telpo. Developed in partnership with Qualcomm, it features the Qualcomm QCM6125 chip for exceptional performance and swift operation. The Telpo P105 incorporates advanced palm print liveness detection for high-level biometric security, suitable for a broad range of access control and identity verification scenarios.

The P105 supports various interfaces such as RJ45, USB, and relay output, enhancing compatibility with different smart devices and meeting a variety of use needs. At the Vietnam InnoEx exhibition, the Palm Print Payment Terminal P105 showcased Telpo's cutting-edge achievements in biometric and payment technology, underscoring the robust collaboration between Telpo and Qualcomm.

Palm Print Payment POS Terminal: Telpo C9 + P105

The Android POS Telpo C9 combined with the P105 palm print payment terminal revolutionizes the retail payment experience. This solution supports not only palm print payments but also multiple payment methods, offering customers a wider array of options.

The Telpo C9 is a sleek, modern Android POS terminal with user-friendly design and robust payment capabilities. It features a 15.6-inch high-definition narrow-bezel display and options for 10.1-inch and 15.6-inch customer displays for a seamless, immersive user experience.

1. Qualcomm Octa-Core Processor: The C9 is powered by a Qualcomm octa-core processor, supporting under-screen NFC and embedded card readers for rapid transactions and smooth operation.

2. Multiple Built-in Ports: The C9 offers several built-in ports for integrating POS and external devices, supporting both desktop and VESA-standard wall-mounted installations to cater to various application scenarios.

3. Compact Packaging: The C9's compact design promotes environmental sustainability and reduces shipping costs, making it suitable for long-distance transport.

Self-Service Kiosk with Palm Print Payment: Telpo K8

The self-service kiosk Telpo K8 integrates biometric palm print payment technology, revolutionizing the self-service sector. Its modular design and multi-touch screen provide robust technical support for self-service, significantly enriching the customer payment experience.

Key features of the Telpo K8 include:

1. Lightweight Design: Weighing only 10.5 kg, the Telpo K8 is one of the lightest self-service ordering and checkout machines on the market, reducing both shipping costs and ease of handling and installation.

2. Smooth Operation: Equipped with Android 11 and a Hexa-core 1.8GHz processor, the K8 ensures a smooth operational experience. Its built-in thermal printer features a Japanese Seiko printing engine, achieving a printing speed of 150mm/s, significantly enhancing checkout efficiency.

3. Rich Contactless and Biometric Payment Options: The K8 supports various payment methods, including QR code payments, NFC payments, and facial recognition payments, providing a convenient all-in-one payment solution for customers and ensuring a seamless payment process.

4. Stable Data Transmission: The Telpo K8 supports multiple data transmission methods, including Ethernet, Wi-Fi, 4G, and Bluetooth, ensuring stable information transfer in various environments and safeguarding transaction security and efficiency.

Telpo's Android-based palm print payment devices are designed with user-friendliness, robust performance, easy-to-integrate SDK support, and flexible installation options, making them ideal for a variety of settings including retail, restaurants, and transportation, effectively meeting the practical needs of diverse scenarios.

Why Introduce Palm Print Payment Device Solution?

Palm print payment technology, relying on the uniqueness and non-replicability of biometric recognition, offers users unprecedented security. Telpo's smart terminal solutions for palm print payment are based on years of experience in payment and biometric technology and reflect forward-thinking regarding future payment methods that prioritize security and convenience.

High Security of Palm Print Payment

Palm print payment technology is approximately 50 times more accurate than facial recognition payment and over 20 times more difficult to crack, significantly enhancing payment security. The liveness detection palm print recognition technology used by Amazon and WeChat further strengthens the security and efficiency of the recognition process. Products like the Telpo P105 utilize binocular camera recognition technology to quickly capture RGB and IR images, improving recognition accuracy and security.

Visitors experience palmprint payment recognition at the Telpo exhibition booth

Seamless User Experience

Unlike QR code and mobile payments, palm print payment is a contactless, medium-free payment method that allows transactions even when mobile devices are lost or out of battery. This technology supports users in swiftly moving their hands within a larger range, minimizing usage restrictions and providing an experience closer to QR code payments.

Maturity of Palm Print Recognition Technology

The development and practice of palm-print recognition payment technology have demonstrated considerable maturity in algorithm research and patent applications among related companies. The core of palm print recognition technology lies in AI algorithms and perception chips, which assess the uniqueness of palm prints and compare them with those in the database.

Market Feedback

Some experts suggest that palm print payment does not fundamentally change the mobile payment model and shares similar application scenarios with facial recognition payment. Although palm print payment has not yet achieved the same level of widespread application as QR code payments, and initial equipment costs may be higher, this could affect its ease of adoption by merchants.

How to Get Telpo's Palm Print Payment Solution

Contact Telpo sales representatives for more information about palm print payment solutions, or participate in the 2025 NRF exhibition in the United States to experience the convenience of palm print payment firsthand. The exhibition will take place from January 12 to 14, 2025, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York, with Telpo exhibiting at Level 1 No. 1409.

The future is here, and Telpo is ready to partner with you to create a smarter payment tomorrow.