FNB has launched a new kiosk that allows you to open an account with only your thumbprints as verification.
The bank has formed a partnership with the department of home affairs, and uses government records to verify your identity.
“The machines are directly linked to Home Affairs and because they use fingerprint technology on their side, we are able to quickly verify who you are,” says Lee-Anne van Zyl, CEO of FNB Points of Presence.
The TouchPoint kiosk allows people to open an eWallet Extra account with their thumbprints. Existing FNB customers can also do all their general banking, except withdraw money.
Biometric Financial Kiosk – New FNB kiosk with fingerprint technology. Here’s how it works was last modified: August 3rd, 2018 by Kiosk Industry
Multiple news developments for Turnkey Kiosks have occurred and here is compendium of all the latest news for Turnkey Kiosks.
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Turnkey Kiosks Expands Operations
TurnKey Kiosks announces that it has expanded its operations, doubling in size to over 10,000 square feet of manufacturing space. TK specializes in custom kiosks that are transactional in nature, but also offers:
Full design and CAD services
Full fabrication services
Full integration services
Full software development services
Full installation, maintenance and support services
Turnkey Kiosks is proud to announce a new line of Outdoor Kiosks. The kiosks are fully hardened to withstand the elements featuring both internal air conditioning and heating. The TK4000 series can support the following components:
Turnkey Kiosks Announces New Financial Payment Kiosks
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TK also has a new line of Financial Payment Kiosks. These kiosks feature cash handling, both cash in, cash out or cash recycling. Supported components:
Turnkey Kiosks developed the world’s only, patent pending, Laser Printer Extended Transport that can turn any laser printer into a kiosk printer. IBM has adopted 70 units for use at the AZ MVD Self Service Kiosks. The Transport is powered independently of the printer.
