Jack Henry Acquires Maker of FingerprintScanners

October 06, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

MONETT, Mo. - (10/06/04) -- Jack Henry & Associates saidTuesday it as acquired Verinex Technologies, a Lake Forest, Calif.,maker of biometric fingerprint scanners. The company's mainproduct, Biodentify, provide individual registration, single-touchidentification, event logging for auditing and regulatorycompliance, administration and management. The company's systemsare currently used by financial institutions and healthcareorganizations, and users of point-of-sale transactions. Terms ofthe deal were not disclosed. Separately, Jack Henry announced theclosing of its previously disclosed acquisition of Select PaymentProcessing, a provider of ACH and electronic check processingsolutions.

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