3 weeks ago
FacePay machine launched at Andhra Pradesh Grameena Bank in Tirupati
A bank in India called Andhra Pradesh Grameena Bank got a new machine named FacePay.
This machine uses your face to help you bank.
Instead of a card or a secret number, you just look at the machine.
It scans your face to check that you are really you.
Then you can take out money from your account.
You can also see how much money you have in the bank.
And you can download a paper that shows your account details.
The bank says this is the first machine like it in the whole country.
Andhra Pradesh Grameena Bank launched a FacePay machine at its Tirupati branch on Teertha Katta Street.
The machine uses facial recognition technology for secure and convenient banking.
Customers can withdraw cash, check account balances, and download account statements by scanning their face.
Regional Office Manager N Kameswara Rao inaugurated the facility.
Rao said the service is the first-of-its-kind introduced in the country.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Grameena Bank, with Regional Office Manager N Kameswara Rao inaugurating; Branch Manager V Raghav and the Tirupati Regional Office IT team also participated.
- What
- Launch of a FacePay machine using facial recognition for cash withdrawal, balance checks, and account statement downloads.
- Where
- APGB's Tirupati branch on Teertha Katta Street, Tirupati.
- When
- Friday
- Why
- To offer secure and convenient banking through facial recognition technology.
Key facts
- Bank
- Andhra Pradesh Grameena Bank (APGB)
- Product
- FacePay machine
- Technology
- Facial recognition
- Branch location
- Tirupati branch, Teertha Katta Street
- Launch day
- Friday
- Services
- Cash withdrawal, balance check, account statement download
- Inaugurated by
- N Kameswara Rao, Regional Office Manager
- Claim
- First-of-its-kind service in the country







