Nepal Buys 10 Million Biometric Licences From IN Groupe Without a Tender
Nepal’s Cabinet approved buying 10 million ABIS licences from IN Groupe without competitive bidding, citing an expired licence and compatibility grounds.
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Nepal’s Cabinet approved buying 10 million ABIS licences from IN Groupe without competitive bidding, citing an expired licence and compatibility grounds.
CPI(M) Rajya Sabha MP AA Rahim has asked India’s Supreme Court to rule police biometric surveillance of peaceful protests unconstitutional.
Simple changes to facial appearance can alter the decisions of face-based age-verification models, according to a new study that tested simulated beard…
Canada has opened a supplier-qualification process for the modernization of the front end of the Canadian Immigration Biometric Identification System, the…
Identity verification provider Unico has obtained ISO/IEC 42001 certification for the artificial intelligence management system supporting its IDCloud…
The Pokemon Company will use facial recognition to control entry and ticket distribution at five temporary Pokemon Card Stores opening across Japan. Customers…
Hong Kong’s eMPF Platform will require real-time facial identification for most online Mandatory Provident Fund withdrawal applications from the end of July.…
Nepal Rastra Bank has made National ID verification mandatory when licensed payment service providers open digital wallets for Nepali citizens. Providers must…
Pakistan has begun accepting the digital national identity card in NADRA’s Pak ID mobile application for identity checks during passport applications. The…
World Foundation has raised $52.5 million through a locked sale of WLD tokens to strategic investors, adding capital for the expansion of its World ID…