SmartMetric, the Developer of a Breakthrough New Credit and Debit Card That Uses Biometrics Inside the Card to Authenticate the Card User, Has Released a New Product Video Showing How the Card Works

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - May 8, 2015) - SmartMetric, Inc. (OTCQB: SMME) -- SmartMetric, the developer of the biometric fingerprint validated and activated credit and debit card, has released a video showing how easy the card is to use.

"Our card is a giant leap forward in the fight against financial fraud and will aid consumers in protecting themselves while potentially saving enormous amounts of money for financial institutions," said today SmartMetric's President & CEO, Chaya Hendrick. She added that the new product video shows how simple the card is to use for the consumer and how it works on the existing payment infrastructure such as Point Of Sale (POS) machines as well as ATMs. Our card has taken over a decade to develop but we now find ourselves at the right place and at the right time to make available this new biometric payments card security product as Chip Cards are being adopted by financial institutions globally.

The biometric technology works with the EMV Chip cards that are now being introduced into the United States. According to EMVCo there are now more than 3 Billion Chip Cards in use around the world. In Europe Chip based cards have now reached over an 80% adoption rate.

Available now for viewing on the SmartMetric website. To view the new fingerprint activated payments card please go to:

WWW.SMARTMETRIC.COM

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