SmartMetric After More Than a Decade of Research and Development has Developed an Amazing Miniature Fingerprint Scanner Built Inside a Credit and Debit Card That Makes Your Payments Card Safer

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - September 10, 2015) - SmartMetric, Inc. (OTCQB: SMME) Imagine a credit/debit card that cannot be used by anyone else. A payments card that is tied to you as an individual and needs you and your biometrics to turn in it on. A card that doesn't rely on proven unsafe pin numbers. Imagine no more because the scientists and engineers at SmartMetric have created the ultimate secure payments card that has its own inside the card biometric fingerprint reader that is used to identify the legitimate card user prior to turning the card on.

What SmartMetric has created is nothing short of outstanding. It has taken years of research and development with the biggest hurdle being taking a fully functional fingerprint scanner and putting it inside a standard credit card. Our card uses a person's fingerprint to activate the card's EMV chip which means the new EMV chip cards will not even work unless there has been a positive match with the card user's fingerprint. This is a major breakthrough in both miniature electronics engineering as well as a giant leap forward in credit and debit card security today, said SmartMetric's President & CEO, Chaya Hendrick.

We are now moving our production into a much larger manufacturing center that will give us the capacity to produce in excess of 250,000 cards per week with the ability to upscale this capacity substantially, said the company President & CEO.

To view a video of the SmartMetric biometric chip card follow this link:

SmartMetric Biometric Payments Card https://youtu.be/zSX59uHoHqU

To view the company website: www.smartmetric.com

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