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In an Insecure World SmartMetric Brings Biometric Security to Identity Cards

NEW YORK, NY — (Marketwired) — 01/07/15 — SmartMetric, Inc. (OTCQB: SMME) — SmartMetric, having developed its cutting edge fingerprint activated payments cards, has successfully incorporated its miniature biometric technology into a state of the art multifunctional Identity and Access Control Card.

Using SmartMetric advanced electronic engineering, the company has been able to create an Identity Card that is the size of a credit card and has inside an incredible, small, fully functional fingerprint reader that is used to activate the card–s visual display as well as a short and long range radio frequency transmitter. It also incorporates a standard smart card format so that it can be used not only for visual identification verification and entry point and door access but can also be used to gain secure entry to a corporate network.

The company President & CEO, Chaya Hendrick, said the company is excited about the ability SmartMetric has to bring better security to the office buildings and campuses around the world while also providing a multifunctional biometric solution that can be used in defending big data. In our insecure world the demand for better ubiquitous security is at an all-time high, she said.

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SmartMetric is a publicly traded technology company that has added a fingerprint scanner built inside EMV payment credit and debit chip cards, thereby creating a second layer biometric authentication protection in defending against card fraud. The company is now actively marketing its technology to card issuing financial institutions around the world. To find out more please go to

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