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Unlocking the Future: Top Biometric Tech Use Cases and Their Market Share in 2024

December, 2024

Consumer Electronics Biometrics Market

Different Biometric Applications and its Usage Share, 2024 (%)

The global consumer electronics biometric market is expanding due to several factors, including growing demand for biometric technology in consumer electronics for better security goals, corporate focus on identity confirmation, and device security. Fingerprint and facial recognition have been added to electronic devices like mobiles, laptops, and other handheld devices. Thus, the mobile phone industry is the major consumer of biometrics applications in the global market. Mobile payments are going to see a significant surge in the upcoming years due to their secure transaction. The rising adoption of biometrics in mobile payment methods is ensuring the further proliferation of the market.

  • According to the data from 2023, nearly 245 million Americans use biometric technology in their smartphone.
  • 70% of Americans use fingerprint scanning as the most popular biometric technology.
  • Passwordless identification has become 50% popular globally since 2019.
  • The public sector is the most prominent user of biometric technology, having a share of 32%, followed by the banking and finance sector, which is 28%.
  • Nearly 50% of airlines plan to launch self-boarding, biometric-powered gates in 2024.

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