Pairable
FAP60 JN
The smallest FAP60. Document scanning built in.
The GripID FAP60 JN delivers flat and rolled fingerprint capture in a pairable device with its own 2-inch touchscreen and 9 hours of battery life, built for border control and national identity checks in the field.
FAP60 Jenetric
Android, iOS, Windows, macOS
160x125x24mm
450g
Fingerprints and documents.
Four fingers in one scan. The GripID FAP60 JN captures flat prints (four, two or one finger) and rolled prints. It pairs with the agent’s smartphone, tablet or computer, so there is no fixed station to set up.
Built for border and identity programs. Records can feed AFIS. The device supports customer-owned PKI and sovereign key management, with an optional smart-card reader and oOsiris operator authentication.
Built for border agencies and visa processing centers requiring compliant, enrollment-grade biometric capture.
- Flat and rolled fingerprint capture
- Optional smart-card reader (ID1 format, ISO 7816)
- Flat (4, 2 or 1 finger) and rolled fingerprint capture
- 2-inch touchscreen and 8MP autofocus camera
- Pairs with Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS, with 9 hours of battery life
- AFIS-ready records, designed in France
Fingerprint Sensor
The integrated LiveTouch Quattro module from Jenetric captures flat (four, two or one finger) and rolled fingerprints.
Pairing system
Our patented pairing system ensures a safe and fast connection between devices. Compatible with any operating system and resistant to man-in-the-middle attacks.
Our security architecture is built on three layers, hardware, firmware and application, designed and tested to meet the highest government requirements.
Our Secure Device Management System is the dashboard for your fleet. It manages inventory, configuration, licenses, signed updates, certificates and the audit log.
GripID Bridge is the companion app for your GripID devices. Pair, capture and consult. Available on iOS, Android and Windows.
Use Case
Border Checkpoint Verification
A border officer at a remote checkpoint pairs the GripID FAP60 JN with a tablet. The traveller places four fingers on the sensor, and the prints are checked against national watchlists and the AFIS. The officer sees the result on the tablet before granting entry.
- Four flat fingerprints captured in a single placement at the checkpoint
- With AFIS-ready records
- Check against national watchlists before entry is granted, from the officer’s tablet
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