Kazakhstani startup Biometric will provide biometric identification for the Central Bank of Kyrgyzstan
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Biometric has signed a contract with INFOCOM of Kyrgyzstan to provide biometric identification services to the country's central bank. The partnership includes Liveness Detection, Document Recognition, Face2Face Detection, and Face Search technologies. Biometric has more than 35 B2B clients and over 100 pilot projects. The company is five years old and has ranked 37th among the top 500 AI companies in the world.
Biometric, a leading Kazakhstani developer of biometric solutions and an Astana Hub resident, has signed an official contract with INFOCOM of Kyrgyzstan, the national operator that centrally serves the country's government and financial institutions. Under the agreement, Biometric will provide biometric identification services based on Liveness Detection for the Central Bank of Kyrgyzstan.
The Liveness Detection technology allows for highly accurate determination of whether a face belongs to a real person or is a forgery. It is already successfully used in banks and other financial institutions, ensuring reliable customer identification.
The company will provide a full range of technologies to serve Kyrgyzstan's financial market, including Document Recognition for extracting data from documents using a smartphone camera, Liveness Detection for verifying user "liveness," Face2Face Detection for comparing a face in real time with images from documents or a database, and Face Search for quickly finding people by face in large databases.
Currently, Biometric has more than 35 clients in the B2B segment, and over 100 pilot projects are underway with various countries and businesses using its solutions for identification. The company is five years old and recently ranked 37th among the top 500 AI companies in the world.
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