In 2009, Telstra , an Australian telecommunications company, deployed a voice biometrics identity verification system at the National Australia Bank. The system, dubbed “Speech Security,” uses Salmat VeCommerce‘s VeSecure® Biometric solution (which is powered by Nuance Verifier™). According to NAB’s Website, Speech Security was introduced to “improve the customer experience on NAB’s telephone banking and enhance security and privacy by removing the need for customers to remember PINs and passwords.”
Enrollment Process:
• The enrollment process is voluntary and takes approximately three minutes
• Customer is prompted to repeat a series of words
• This process creates the client’s “base” voiceprint and stores it in the database for future use
Verification Process:
• Customer calls NAB and is prompted to say their account number and date of birth
• This process creates the customer’s “sample” voiceprint which is then compared to their “base” voiceprint in the database
• If the voiceprints match, the customer’s identity is verified
Speech Security was initially rolled-out to 3.3 million NAB customers.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Voice Biometrics Case Study - National Australia Bank
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