IRIS-SCANNING ATM

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IRIS-SCANNING ATM

Jan. 13, 2016 - 13:29 By Korea Herald

Woori Bank CEO Lee Kwang-goo tests an iris-scanning automated teller machine at its headquarters building in Seoul on Wednesday. Woori rolled out the biometric ATMs using iris scanning to identify customers at five branches in Seoul, the first among local banks. Woori Bank

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