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Japanese ATMs to Use Fingerprints to Validate Users

Japan Post, the Japanese postal service that offers many financial services Americans typically associate with banks, says that it will remodel or replace the over 25,000 ATMs it owns to allow them to validate their users identity with fingerprints.

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TOKYO — Japan Post, the Japanese postal service that offers many financial services Americans typically associate with banks, says that it will remodel or replace the over 25,000 ATMs it owns to allow them to validate their users identity with fingerprints.

According to press reports, the company will introduce the Hitachi Ltd. fingerprint technology to make its roughly 26,500 automated teller machines across the nation biometric by the end of March 2009.

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