DCB Bank in India has said the fingerprint authentication it has installed at ATMs this year is also enabling banks and retailers to offer a host of additional services and benefits.Earlier this year, the bank launched Aadhaar-based authentication at its ATMs to enable cardless financial transactions.”As a bank we were looking at an innovative and completely secure solution for our customers, more specifically digitalising customers' financial transactions. In that direction, Aadhaar-based ATM is one such initiative which all of us have worked together to deliver,” says R. Venkattesh, Head – HR, Technology & Operations, DCB Bank, told the Economic Times.In addition to the biometrics at ATMS, the bank has decided to use Aadhaar-based authentication to validate customer and enable financial transactions.
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