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A biometric point of sale terminal is a device that captures and processes personal data for the purpose of authenticating a transaction. The most common form of biometric data used for this purpose is fingerprint data, but other forms such as iris patterns and facial recognition are also beginning to be used. When a customer wishes to make a purchase, they first need to have their biometric data captured by the POS terminal. This can be done by placing their finger on a sensor, looking into a camera, or some other method depending on the type of data being captured. Once the data has been captured, it is then processed by an algorithm which compares it to a database of known profiles. If there is a match, the transaction is allowed to proceed. If not, the transaction is either blocked or further authentication steps are required. Biometric POS terminals offer a number of advantages over traditional methods of authentication such as PIN codes or signatures. First, they are much more difficult to spoof, meaning that criminals are less likely to be able to successfully imitate a legitimate user. Second, they provide a much higher level of security, since they cannot be easily guessed or stolen like a PIN code can. Finally, they offer a better user experience since they do not require