Veyns Palm / Vein

An ATL-developed biometric server and device family for enrollment and transaction authorization across merchant POS, wallet, and identity workflows.

Authorization scope

Biometric approval works with the payment system.

Veyns confirms the enrolled user and returns an authorization result to the transaction flow. The merchant POS remains the point of sale, while the biometric service becomes the user authorization layer.

Enrollment, biometric matching, account mapping, and settlement are kept as separate responsibilities so each can follow its own security and operating policy.

Enrollment

A Veyns endpoint captures the palm/vein input and connects it to the enrollment service under the operator's identity policy.

Palm and vein enrollment workflows
Separate biometric identity and payment account references
Server-side enrollment policy and device registration

Transaction authorization

At payment time, the biometric match result is bound to the transaction request before the wallet or payment service proceeds.

POS-ready authorization flow
Wallet and stablecoin payment integration
Separation between user approval, signing, and settlement

Device family

The device layer supports different points of interaction without changing the server-side authorization model.

Biometric POS terminal for merchant workflows
USB reader for enrollment and connected applications
Palm/vein scanner form factor for fixed installations

Data and integration boundaries

Biometric data, account mapping, and payment records are treated as separate data domains within the deployment design.

API integration with POS, wallet, and identity services
Operator-defined access, retention, and encryption policy
Settlement through NABD or another connected payment rail

Veyns devices

Endpoints for merchant, desktop, and fixed installations.

Veyns biometric POS terminal shown from multiple angles — Veyns POSBiometric authorization integrated into the merchant payment flow.

Veyns USB biometric reader shown from the front and side — Veyns USB readerA connected endpoint for enrollment and authentication workflows.

Palm and vein scanner hardware — Fixed scannerA scanner form factor for fixed enrollment or authorization points.

Project discussion

Define the requirement and deployment boundary.

ATL can scope this area as a focused component, an integration, or part of a complete engineering program.

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