Seven Bank begins ATM service via facial recognition

Seven Bank begins ATM service via facial recognition

A man uses a Seven Bank ATM machine in Tokyo on Feb. 6, 2025, via a facial recognition system introduced by the unit of retail group Seven & i Holdings Co. the same day.

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