3.6 Biometric Transaction Verification

3.6.1 System Overview
LQDTY introduces optional biometric verification for secure transactions, leveraging its partnership with Telos, a cybersecurity leader.
3.6.2 Biometric Enrollment
- User Registration: During account setup, users can enroll their biometric data (e.g., fingerprints or facial recognition).
- Secure Storage: Biometric data is encrypted and stored securely using ZKP compliance mechanisms.
3.6.3 Transaction Initiation
- Biometric Authentication: Users initiate high-value transactions by authenticating with their biometric credentials.
- Tamper-Proof Execution: Only authenticated users can authorize these transactions, ensuring security.
3.6.4 Zero-Knowledge Mechanism
- Privacy Protection: ZKP ensures user identities and sensitive data remain private while enabling secure verification.
- Efficient Validation: Validates biometrics without exposing personal information.
3.6.5 Verification and Execution
- Fast Processing: Transactions involving biometric verification are processed with minimal latency.
- Guaranteed Accuracy: The verification process is designed to eliminate errors and unauthorized access.
3.6.6 Transaction Initiation
- End-to-End Encryption: Biometric data is encrypted from enrollment to verification, ensuring tamper-proof security.
- Privacy Compliance: Users retain complete control over their biometric data.
3.6.7 Conclusion
Biometric verification adds a significant layer of security and trust to the LQDTY ecosystem, making it suitable for sensitive applications such as high-value transactions and identity verification.
Updated 16 days ago