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I see that we will be able to sue Everest for ID verification,does that mean i will be able to Everest for KYC purposes?

Through the API, users are able to interact with their EverID and EverWallet on devices
that they dont own, like, fingerprint-sensor enabled ATMs, or facial-recognition
enabled medical tablets. They are also able to use their EverID or EverWallet
in apps not provided by Everest for services like biometric unlocking, simple user
onboarding (automated KYC/ AML checks), and medical form auto-fill.

But for that to be implemented you will have to sign partnerships with those companies, in order to use for example fingerprint enabled ATMs?

It is still a bit fuzzy to me how people will allow fingerprint atm access. That will need huge security precautions.

I guess it's a neat idea if you live in a perfect society, but all I see is peoples fingers getting chopped off. I'll pass on that one.

Additionally as you can see on a lot of those bank robbing movies people taking silicone fingerprints and using them in a less harmful way.