HONG KONG, Oct. 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Hong Kong based wearable payment technology company Tappy Technologies is proud to announce the launch of its passive biometric enabled watch strap that offers payments, access & digital authentication functionalities.
Tappy Technologies is an innovative global provider of tokenization services, providing the most essential elements to enable wearable payment applications for world renowned watch brands, major card schemes & leading issuers.
Speaking on the product launch Wayne Leung, CEO of Tappy Technologies said, "At Tappy we continually challenge ourselves to offer the most secure, seamless & enjoyable wearable contactless payment experience to our customers. By introducing passive biometric payments through watch straps, we are raising the bar even higher as we enable second factor authentication in the most secure format. The ultimate aim is to facilitate higher value transactions through all types of wearable devices. Highly sophisticated algorithms ensure that our unique biometric sensors perform flawlessly without the need of a battery. This is crucial especially for our watch brand partners as the design aesthetics of the watch remains uncompromised. Some of the biggest watch brands, card networks and banks are our trusted customers and we strongly believe that the future of wearable payments will be biometric."
About Tappy Technologies Ltd.
Headquartered in Hong Kong, Tappy is a pioneer in wearable payments & access -providing secure, trustworthy solutions. Tappy's Technology can be fully integrated into form factors like watches, bracelets, jewellery, fitness bands & many other kinds of accessories, instantly transforming them into payment & access devices. Achieving global EMV Standards, Tappy provides the highest level of security for payments and transactions.
www.tappytech.com
Media Contact for Tappy Technologies: Suboor Ahmed, +852 63321453 , suboor@tappytech.com
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