Biometric Handheld
5-inch Android terminal at 400 g with NXP NFC, 2D barcode scanning and optional fingerprint capture.
Biometric Tablet
IP65 sealed, 10,000 mAh, RJ45 Ethernet, Android 10 or 11 with GMS certification, and optional fingerprint, NFC, 2D scan and ID card reader.
Counter Terminal
Dual-Screen ID Terminal
2 × 15.6"Two 15.6-inch touch displays with face camera, document camera and ID or social security card reader for counter-side verification.
Biometric device range compared
| Model | Form factor | Display | Platform | Capture | Typical programme |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XH-100 | 5-inch handheld, 188 × 80 × 19.8 mm, 400 g | 5" HD, 720 × 1280 | Android 10, MTK6750 octa-core | Fingerprint optional, 2D barcode, NXP NFC | Mobile enrolment, field KYC |
| XH-400 | 10.1-inch tablet, IP65 | 10.1" HD IPS, 800 × 1280 (1920 × 1200 optional) | Android 10 or 11 with GMS certification | Fingerprint, NFC, 2D scan and ID card reader options | Bank card issuance, mobile registration |
| Dual-Screen ID Terminal | Counter terminal with two facing screens | 2 × 15.6" IPS, 1920 × 1080, dual touch | Android RK3568 default; RK3576 / RK3588, HarmonyOS and Kylin options | Face camera, document camera, ID and social security card reader, semiconductor fingerprint | Counter-side identity verification |
How to choose
- Enrolment on the move — XH-100 is a 400 g handheld with fingerprint, 2D scanning and NFC, suited to door-to-door registration and mobile KYC.
- One operator, many applicants — XH-400 adds a 10.1-inch screen, IP65 sealing and RJ45 Ethernet for fixed and semi-fixed registration points.
- Two-sided counter work — the dual-screen terminal shows the operator and the applicant the same workflow, and it reads ID or social security cards directly.
- Platform requirements in a tender — the dual-screen terminal can ship on Android, HarmonyOS or a domestic Kylin configuration.
Programme design notes: voter registration deployments, bank card issuance and biometric tablets and fingerprint terminals. Module integration across Idemia, Suprema, Integrated Biometrics and HID Global is covered in world-class fingerprint modules now available. Sensor standards are explained in FAP, FBI and ISO fingerprint standards.
Biometric device questions
Which fingerprint standards do the modules meet?
Fingerprint capture is offered as capacitive and optical modules across the range, and the standards a programme has to meet are confirmed against the sensor before the build is fixed. Our article on FAP, FBI and ISO fingerprint standards sets out what each certification means for a deployment.
Can these devices read national ID cards?
Yes. The XH-400 can be built with an ID card reader, and the dual-screen terminal accepts a second and third generation social security card reader as an option. Card reader support depends on the scheme and the country, so send us the card type and we will confirm the module.
What platforms does the dual-screen terminal run?
Android on RK3568 quad-core is the default, with RK3576 and RK3588 octa-core as options. HarmonyOS on RK3576 and a domestic configuration on RK3588 with Kylin are also available, which matters for public sector tenders that specify a domestic platform.
What is the minimum order and lead time for a registration programme?
MOQ is 2 units, a sample takes about 3 days and mass production runs about 25 days. Registration programmes usually also need certification for the destination market, so the compliance scope is agreed before tooling starts — see certification support.