Xinqihang’s product strategy can be summarized in two main approaches: one focuses on building competitive barriers through material innovation, while the other aims to expand market share through performance improvements.

In the biometrics sector, the company focuses on glass-based fingerprint recognition chips. As the first company in mainland China—and one of the few globally—to achieve mass production of glass-based chips, its products have passed the three major certifications issued by the Ministry of Public Security of China, as well as the U.S. PBI-PIV certification. Our proprietary liveness detection technology effectively prevents fake fingerprints and ensures stable recognition in complex scenarios such as wet or dry fingers, as well as cracked or dirty fingers. Recognition rates for the elderly and children reach 95%, and the touch lifespan exceeds 1 million presses—10 times that of traditional silicon-based solutions.

In the field of human-computer interaction, we are targeting domestic substitution for large-screen touch control chips. With full-size coverage from 10 to 110 inches, our products match the key performance metrics of imported products and have established their own advantages in areas such as water resistance and reliability—supporting normal screen operation underwater and opening up more possibilities for outdoor, industrial, and automotive applications. Their cost competitiveness also enables them to directly replace imported chips.

Two paths, one goal: to elevate domestic chips from merely functional to truly user-friendly. In the fingerprint recognition sector, we are overtaking competitors by switching to a glass substrate; in the touch control sector, we are gradually replacing imports through accumulated performance improvements. Every step counts.