Government systems handle vast amounts of sensitive information, and identity authentication serves as the first line of defense for information security. Passwords are easily compromised, USB tokens are prone to loss, and standard fingerprint recognition is vulnerable to counterfeit devices—traditional solutions always have vulnerabilities that can be exploited in high-security scenarios.

Xinqihang’s glass-based fingerprint chip is tailor-made for government identity authentication.

【Liveness Detection: Recognizes Only Living Individuals】

Using infrared liveness detection technology, the system detects blood flow beneath the skin and skin electrical signals to verify that the subject is a living person. Gel, tape, conductive silicone—all fake fingerprints are rendered ineffective in the face of these vital signs. Only the actual person can pass verification.

【Authorized and Trustworthy】

The product has been certified by the Ministry of Public Security for both resident ID fingerprint scanners and live fingerprint modules, and complies with national security standards for government systems. From capture to verification, every fingerprint stands up to rigorous scrutiny.

【Glass Substrate, Stable and Reliable】

The glass substrate features low dielectric loss and minimal parasitic effects, resulting in reduced interference during signal acquisition and a higher signal-to-noise ratio for images, ensuring stable and consistent fingerprint capture. With a surface hardness of 5H and high abrasion resistance, it is well-suited for high-intensity, high-frequency usage scenarios such as government service counters and customs ports. Whether used at service counters or in mobile office settings, it ensures long-term stable operation.

【Comprehensive Application Scenarios】

Identity verification at government service counters, login authorization for classified computers, access control for office entry, and binding and authentication of electronic credentials—Xinqihang’s glass-based fingerprint chip builds a comprehensive identity security defense for government systems, covering the entire chain from “entry” to “login.”

Security is the bottom line for government systems. Xinquhang’s glass-substrate fingerprint chip—powered by Chinese technology—safeguards every government identity verification process.