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Latvian Handwave expands Visa partnership to scale palm-based payments in Europe

Handwave has expanded its partnership with Visa to enhance the rollout of palm-based payments across Europe. This partnership will integrate various Visa technologies into Handwave's platform.

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Handwave has expanded its partnership with Visa to support the rollout of biometric payments across Europe. This strategic move highlights Handwave's innovative approach to payment solutions, particularly through the use of palm recognition technology. Such advancements may significantly enhance user experience and security.

According to ArcticStartup, the partnership involves integrating Visa’s tokenisation, authentication, and fraud-prevention technologies into Handwave's platform. This integration will allow for secure linking of payment cards to users’ palms, thus streamlining the payment process across various platforms.

The immediate implication of this expanded partnership is the potential for faster adoption of biometric payment methods in Europe. By leveraging Visa's established technologies, Handwave may gain a competitive advantage in the fintech market.

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