The digitization and integration of identification cards such as a drivers license may be the missing link to expanded mobile wallet use. See on thefinancialbrand.com

HumanIPO Mobile solutions to replace physical wallets by 2019 – Wallenje HumanIPO Physical wallets across the world will disappear and be replaced with mobile solutions by 2019, according to Ondieki Obare, chief executive officer (CEO) of Kenyan… See on http://www.humanipo.com

Central Asia Resources Limited (“the Company”) (ASX: CVR) is pleased to announce that as part of plans to refinance the Company and the intended restart of mining operations at Dalabai, the following achievements have been made. See on http://www.mbendi.com

eWeek Vein Pattern Scanning Enables Device-Free Instant Payments eWeek Transparency Market Research has forecast fingerprint biometric devices to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 20 percent between 2013 and 2019, and for hand, vein, face… See on http://www.eweek.com

EFF: Feds plan to put 52 MILLION FACES into recognition databaseRegisterThe NGI plan also calls for the introduction of archives with scar and tattoo images as well as iris scan collections set for deployment or testing this year. See on…

I often encourage U.S. business owners to consider the growing number of consumers with greater purchasing power in developing countries as an additional market for their goods and services. See on internationaltradeexaminer.com

Why politics in #emerging markets is both a risk and an opportunity. http://t.co/Z1EuhqunKb See on http://www.robeco.com

Samsung’s Galaxy S5 falls to the same dummy print hack as the iPhone 5S Biometric Update “While we take the findings from Security Research Labs very seriously, we are still confident that fingerprint authentication offers an easier and more secure……

Your New Password: Sur**nderBloomberg ViewThen there’s a growing assortment of biometric devices: iris scanners, fingerprint detectors, palm-print readers, heartwave sensors and more. Motorola has even toyed with … See on http://www.bloombergview.com

His credit card was billed almost $2,000 for an airplane ticket. See on http://www.theglobeandmail.com