Industry Insight #2. FAP Comparison & Specifications
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Key Classification Criteria & Summary
1. Certification
Differences:
PIV vs. FBI Appendix F
•PIV
Certification (FAP 10 / 20 / 30)
•Primarily
used for 1:1 personal identity verification. While smaller sensor sizes offer
easy integration into compact devices, FAP 10/20 capture only a limited surface
area of the finger. According to NIST test results, FAP
30 provides significantly higher matching accuracy.
•FBI
Appendix F Certification (FAP 45 / 50 / 60)
•Meets
strict image quality standards required for large-scale matching, 1:N
identification searches, and official biometric enrollment.
2. Single Finger vs. Multi-Finger Scanning
•FAP
10–30 (Single Finger)
•Captures
one finger at a time. Designed for rapid identity verification.
•FAP
45 (Dual Finger)
•Captures
two fingers simultaneously. Ideal for fast identity check-in mobile
environments.
•FAP
50 & 60 (4-Finger / 10-Print Enrollment)
• Captures
up to 4 fingers simultaneously for rapid ten-print collection via the
standard 4-4-2 enrollment
method (Left
4 fingers → Right 4 fingers → Both thumbs).
•FAP 50: Designed for mobile/portable 4-finger
scanners, optimizing for the smallest possible form factor.
•FAP 60: Designed for desktop and stationary
4-finger and rolled-finger capture, featuring the largest active scan area.