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Enhancing ATM Security using Fingerprint


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In this modern world, all the people were used ATM machines to withdrawal and transfer cash. This research based on implementing Fingerprint mechanism in the ATM System. We were selected this area to increase save and secure for all customers to make easy to do the transaction. The fingerprint minutiae features are different for each human being. There is no worry of losing ATM card and no need to carry ATM card with you always. By comparing different technologies that are used for ATM security, it observes that fingerprint technology performs better and safer than other technologies. Which is making easy and secure transaction also maintaining user-friendly environment with user and ATM machine. This is most promising technology at electronic money transaction.

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Enhancing ATM, Security System for ATM, Biometric Base ATM, Fingerprint Based ATM.
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Authors

S. Jathumithran
Department of Information and Communication Technology, College of Technology, Sri Lanka
V. Thamilarasan
Department of Information and Communication Technology, College of Technology, Sri Lanka
A. Piratheepan
Department of Information and Communication Technology, College of Technology, Sri Lanka
P. Rushanthini
Department of Information and Communication Technology, College of Technology, Sri Lanka
J. Mercy veniancya
Department of Information and Communication Technology, College of Technology, Sri Lanka
P. Nirupa
Department of Information and Communication Technology, College of Technology, Sri Lanka
K Thiruthanigesan
Department of Information and Communication Technology, College of Technology, Sri Lanka

Abstract


In this modern world, all the people were used ATM machines to withdrawal and transfer cash. This research based on implementing Fingerprint mechanism in the ATM System. We were selected this area to increase save and secure for all customers to make easy to do the transaction. The fingerprint minutiae features are different for each human being. There is no worry of losing ATM card and no need to carry ATM card with you always. By comparing different technologies that are used for ATM security, it observes that fingerprint technology performs better and safer than other technologies. Which is making easy and secure transaction also maintaining user-friendly environment with user and ATM machine. This is most promising technology at electronic money transaction.

Keywords


Enhancing ATM, Security System for ATM, Biometric Base ATM, Fingerprint Based ATM.

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