Blue Star Capital Share Discussion Threads

[apfindley] 27/9/2017 18:31

Too right doodle. Looks like he's trying to deny the fact that Sthaler own Fingopay and that it has EXCLUSIVE rights to use the Hitachi technology in its product, in this type of product. By the time any exclusivity lapses in a few years, the Fingopay name and product will be so far embedded in the way we pay for goods or services and the way we gain access to anywhere, that it will be Impossible for competitors to dislodge it.

[doodlebug4] 27/9/2017 17:43

It's a great pity to see the unmoderated BLU thread being trashed by 3rd eye, but that's what he does on ADVFN with his various usernames = trashes threads. Thankfully posters on here deal with the facts - and not rumours, lies, or out-of-date 'information'.

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 17:02

YE haahhahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahhaha

just look at this..............£50 grand.........£;50 grand.

hxxp://www.bluestarcapital.co.uk

INVESTEE COMPANIES Percentage Stake & Amount Invested

SatoshiPay: 31% = E1,366,460
Disruptive Tech Ltd.: 2.1% = £300,000
Sthaler Ltd.: 1.45% = £50,000

£50,000 LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL

Ive lost more than that down the local casino and simpleton is making it out to be a big thing a big company..........obvious to a blind man Hitachi are the main partner and other agreements are in place.

Not worth the oxygen, these companies are ten a penny.

[doodlebug4] 27/9/2017 16:52

Perhaps one of the sane posters on this thread would like to copy my post for 3rd eye's benefit since he claims to have me on filter.:-)

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 16:47

duplicate.

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 16:47

doodlebug you know i have you filtered.

😎😜......hehehehehehehehehhehehehehehhehe .............cant see what your saying cant see what your saying, cant see what your saying

[doodlebug4] 27/9/2017 16:40

Thank you to ADVFN for removing post 3365 by 3rd eye which was clearly in breach of the Terms and Conditions as stated on this website.

[simpletonremover] 27/9/2017 16:29

You're referring to the renewable exclusive selling rights agreement globally between Sthaler and Hitachi until 2025 for the most advanced biometrics payment system available today, in a $ 49 Billion revenue sector.


You were the only one blissfully unaware of this 'real detail'.


As for 'dropping like a lead weight', you must be relating to your incontinence.

[doodlebug4] 27/9/2017 16:27

From the RNS on 31 August ------ only two business/trading days left until the end of September according to my calendar.:-)

"The creation of the proof-of-concept website coincides with the early release of IOTA's new Flash Network technology, which allows instantaneous payments by creating a layer on top of the IOTA ledger. SatoshiPay's demo features a fully browser-based implementation of the Flash Network. SatoshiPay are working with IOTA's core developers and exchange test feedback.

SatoshiPay is now focused on finessing the demo and securing content from publishing partners for the public release of the proof-of-concept website, which is expected to go live during September."

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 16:10

SP dropping like a lead weight now the real detail as come to the fore.

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 16:07

Thankyou findlay..........

apfindley27 Sep '17 - 15:57 - 3397 of 3399 2 0
SR.

Lost because I'm unsure why all the sudden proof required that Sthaler are the sole and exclusive rights holders of "Fingopay" which they are developing with the help of Hitachi scanning technology.

Fingopay, owned by Sthaler, is the device, payment method, and trademark which is going into mainstream usage in shops and anywhere else.
Sthaler OWN this.

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Nobodys been disputing who owns Fingopay, Sthaler own it.

Hitachi have the rights to the scanning operation which is used OUTSIDE fingopay especially in the Japanese banks.

Hitachi are the SENIOR PARTNER.

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 16:00

Ohhh cut the cackle, how much are Sthaler paying to Hitachi FOR the worlds most advanced biometric (Hitachis).?????????????????????????????????????? Come on a sterling figure.

And the Exclusivity until 2025 is for the fingopay operation itself only.

Barclays and Others..... a lot of others are still using the Hitachi established model. They are NOT Dissolved.

And an option on Russia and Asia!!!!!!!!! yes thats a small area considering the Japanese Banks are all using the established Hitachi model.

By the way you have a foul mouth and a twisted brain, plus you appear to be a hetrophob.

[goldfinger_1964] 27/9/2017 15:58

Why don't you filter the obvious

[simpletonremover] 27/9/2017 15:38

Yes, that's 2015.

Exclusivity until 2025 and renewable.

You'd listed a host of 'out of date' partnerships between 2012 and 2014, which are now dissolved, leaving free reign for Sthaler.

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Oct 2015 - Sthaler and Hitachi signed a 10 year renewable exclusivity partnership on Finger Vein Authentication within payments, on and offline retail, loyalty, direct to bank and stored value (tokenisation).

The license for exclusivity covers the regions Europe, Middle East, Africa, North and South America and Australia with an option on Russia and Asia.

All existing Hitachi partners have now been restricted from this area.

Giving Sthaler a competition free footprint to deliver Fingopay with the worlds most advanced biometric.

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As for it's cost mentioned in 2014 by Barclays, prior to the exclusive agreement with Sthaler: Clearly that's changed as highlighted by the CEO, Nick Dryden, when comparing the lower cost of Fingopay versus other biometrics in the recent media interviews, had you bothered to research.

Truly, you're a clueless oik but don't fret, you and your make believe 'friends' on Twitter can remain in ignorant bliss for as long as you like.

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 15:26

AND we have to remember other forms of security are cheaper and will be used instead.

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 15:25

Thats 2015!!!!!!!!........Hitachi developed are the inventor and developer of Finger Vein Authentication Engine, we need to find out how much Stahaler are paying to Hatachi.!!!!!!

Its not the other way around.

AND only involves Fingopay.

These other companies are still in business with Hatachi and are obviously competition.

So its Cost Cutter V Barclays Bank and various banks in Poland and japan.

Lets face it Stahaler cant be making that much money on such a small company capitalisation.

[simpletonremover] 27/9/2017 15:10

Again, you're out of date.


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Oct 2015 - Sthaler and Hitachi signed a 10 year renewable exclusivity partnership on Finger Vein Authentication within payments, on and offline retail, loyalty, direct to bank and stored value (tokenisation).

The license for exclusivity covers the regions Europe, Middle East, Africa, North and South America and Australia with an option on Russia and Asia.

All existing Hitachi partners have now been restricted from this area.

Giving Sthaler a competition free footprint to deliver Fingopay with the worlds most advanced biometric.

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There goes that 'Footinyourmouthpay' feature of yours again.

Buffoon.

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 15:09

So now that we have identified Hitachi as the inventor and developer of Finger Vein Authentication Engine, we need to find out how much they are paying to Hatachi.!!!!!!

Just as my pal on Twitter described it this morning but which went rather over the top of my head hence my enquiries with you guys earlier today. Must admit Im not a tech guru, but I know how business works.

Hitachi are the BIG BOYS all the other are partners who are obviously making some kind of payment.

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 15:03

And Fingopay years after......

2016
Launched Fingopay with first customers in 2016 with
a payments and loyalty product for hospitality
industry

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 14:55

Hitachi as I said and as my contact said on twitter are the big boys, your boys have only partnered with them. Hitachi are obviously pulling the strings.

September 5,2014
Barclays first in UK to launch new Biometric Reader for customers
July 9,2014
Hitachi and MIG introduce mobile Wi-Fi biometric scanners in Turkish hospitals
June 12, 2013
Getin Bank Implements Hitachi Finger Vein Biometric Authentication in New Getin Up Branches
March 5, 2013
Hitachi and Getin Bank present innovative Finger Vein technology at CeBIT 2013 in Hannover
September 19,2012
Hitachi Europe Finalised Delivery of Finger Vein Biometric Solution for Bank BPH (GE Capital Group) in Poland [Hitachi Europe Ltd.]
September 13, 2012
Hitachi Europe and Invixium Identity announce a partnership agreement to resell Finger Vein Authentication Engine
April 24, 2012
BT AND HITACHI COLLABORATE TO CREATE A SECURE IDENTITY MANAGEMENT SOLUTION
February 6, 2012
“İşbank completed implementation of more than 2,400 biometric ATMs using Hitachi Finger Vein technology ? the biggest biometric ATM network in EMEA”

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 14:49

And here we are check the date.......

Hitachi Europe Finalised Delivery of Finger Vein Biometric Solution
for Bank BPH (GE Capital Group) in Poland

-- In total, approximately 1,800 Finger Vein devices will be implemented --

London, September 19, 2012 - Hitachi Europe Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE:6501), today announced that it has finalised delivery of Finger Vein biometrics authentication for Bank BPH S.A. (Headquarter: Krakow), one of the largest banks in Poland and a member of the GE Capital group. By using Hitachi's Finger Vein biometric devices, Bank BPH can provide its customers with more secure money transaction services without PIN numbers to verify individuals. Bank BPH has already been running a pilot in several branches since June 2012. BPH will implement the system into 22 branch offices by the end of September 2012. Subsequently, all 287 branch offices in Poland will start using it as a main method of authentication at teller counters by the end of 2012. Above all, approximately 1,800 Finger Vein devices in total will be installed in the Bank BPH branch network.

After carefully studying the advantages of each of the available technologies on the market, Bank BPH selected Finger Vein biometric authentication systems, proposed by a consortium of Hitachi Europe Ltd. and Wincor Nixdorf Sp. z o.o., as the most suitable solution for deployment across their network. A special Finger Vein authentication device with an Ethernet interface adopted by Bank BPH has been developed based on the biometric module from Hitachi-Omron Terminal Solutions, Corp., a joint venture of Hitachi, Ltd. and OMRON Corporation and a leading company of ATMs with Finger Vein biometric authentication in Japan.

Finger Vein authentication technology is developed by Hitachi, and uses infrared light to capture the unique pattern of veins in a person's finger. This pattern is stored as a template and used to verify the person's identity on the next occasion they use the device. Impossible to counterfeit, contactless, discreet and non-invasive, it combines the convenience of fingerprint with the accuracy of iris scanning. Since Hitachi started its Finger Vein authentication business in 2002, the solutions have been implemented in a number of applications such as banking transactions, access control, and time and attendance systems, etc.

Recently, Hitachi's Finger Vein authentication solutions were adopted by Is Bankasi A.S., the largest Turkish commercial bank, mainly as its ATM security, as well as being collaborated with the BT Group, a leading communications services provider to use Hitachi's Finger Vein authentication technology for identification management of financial institutions. In Poland, Hitachi's Finger Vein authentication solutions were introduced into the Polish co-operative banks sector in 2010 for the security of ATM transactions and benefits in payment schemes.

The Hitachi Group aims to expand its Finger Vein authentication business globally, including in the regions of Europe, North America, China, Southeast Asia and Oceania. For more information regarding our Finger Vein biometric authentication products, please visit our website.
hxxp://www.hitachi.co.jp/products/it/veinid/global/index.html

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 14:47

Here we are.......

2013/2014
Agreed partnerships with Hitachi and BT to secure
use of biometric technology and to meet required
security regulation standards

[3rd eye] 27/9/2017 14:40

You mean Fingopay are the development partner for Hitachi.

Hitachi are the big boys in the agreement.