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As Identity Week America Opens, Aevi Study Reveals 62% of Americans Think Biometric Payments Will Be The Norm But Only 37% Trust Companies With Their Data
Source: PR Newswire
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Research cited by Aevi ahead of Identity Week America suggests biometric payments are likely to become the norm in the US, but consumer trust in the companies handling biometric data has declined. The article highlights a growing “trust gap” that could affect adoption, vendor risk perceptions, and how financial and identity players manage data security. Overall, it’s a cautious read-through for biometric payments providers rather than an immediate market-moving catalyst.
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