Palm recognition is a form of biometrics that uses the unique characteristics of a person's palm to verify their identity.

Unlike other biometric forms, such as fingerprint or facial recognition, palm recognition includes multiple features such as palm lines, blood vessel configurations, and hand geometry, making it extremely difficult to forge. This technology is ideal for use in high-security environments, such as access control in restricted areas at airports or public transport stations.

Additionally, palm recognition can be integrated into payment systems, allowing passengers to make quick and secure transactions without the need for cash or cards. This not only improves convenience but also increases operational efficiency, reducing queues and wait times.