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Fingerprint Cards ( ($SE:FING.B) ) has shared an update.
Fingerprint Cards has become the first biometric company to pass EMVCo’s new assessment for fingerprint sensors in payment cards, meeting stricter global standards for security and performance introduced in late 2025. The certified solution covers the full biometric system, including sensor, hardware and algorithm, reinforcing the group’s leadership in biometric payment cards as it moves toward a planned merger with Precise Biometrics.
The certification is expected to streamline product launches for card manufacturers and banks by simplifying card-level approvals, reducing time-to-market and complexity for new biometric payment cards. By validating FPC’s technology against the latest rules used by major payment networks, the milestone could accelerate commercial rollouts and strengthen the combined company’s position in next-generation biometric solutions for smart cards, wearables and other multi-function payment products.
The most recent analyst rating on ($SE:FING.B) stock is a Hold with a SEK14.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Fingerprint Cards stock, see the SE:FING.B Stock Forecast page.
More about Fingerprint Cards
Fingerprint Cards AB is a Sweden-based biometrics specialist that provides intelligent edge-to-cloud authentication solutions. Its technologies, which span fingerprints, iris, facial and other modalities, are embedded in devices, payment cards and digital platforms for enterprises, fintechs and OEMs, supporting billions of secure, passwordless authentications daily.
YTD Price Performance: -20.54%
Average Trading Volume: 31,835
Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Sell
Current Market Cap: SEK57.57M
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