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A computer-implemented method for securing a trusted transaction using a biometric identity verification system comprising a peripheral device, a vendor server, and a verification server. The method may comprise the steps of receiving a biometric indicator at the peripheral device, and forwarding th

A computer-implemented method for securing a trusted transaction using a biometric identity verification system comprising a peripheral device, a vendor server, and a verification server. The method may comprise the steps of receiving a biometric indicator at the peripheral device, and forwarding the biometric indicator to the vendor server. The method may further comprise forwarding the biometric indicator to the verification server which may verify the biometric indicator by translating the biometric indicator into an encryption value, and computing an identity verification flag, defined as a pulse upon detecting a match of the encryption value and a stored cypher record. The vendor server may execute the trusted transaction by receiving the pulse signifying a match of the encryption values found by the verification server.

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1. A method of operating a biometric identity verification system comprising a peripheral device, a vendor server, and a verification server, characterized by a respective computer processor and by a respective non-transitory computer-readable storage medium defining a plurality of non-transitory co

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A method of operating a biometric identity verification system comprising a peripheral device, a vendor server, and a verification server, characterized by a respective computer processor and by a respective non-transitory computer-readable storage medium defining a plurality of non-transitory computer-readable storage media that comprise a plurality of instructions which, when executed by the plurality of computer processors, perform the method comprising: receiving, using a biometric scanner application executed on the peripheral device, an identity claim comprising a biometric indicator;receiving, using a communication subsystem executed on the vendor server, the biometric indicator and a device identifier for the peripheral device;verifying using the communication subsystem on the vendor server that the peripheral device is a trusted system by correlating the device identifier with a vendor server ID of the vendor server;transmitting, using an authorization subsystem executed on the vendor server, an identity claim comprising the biometric indicator and a vendor server ID to the verification server and then erasing the biometric indicator and device identifier from the vendor server;receiving, using an account management subsystem executed by the verification server, the biometric indicator and a vendor server ID;verifying, using the account management subsystem executed on the verification server, the vendor server ID matches a stored vendor server ID for the vendor server;verifying, using an identity verification subsystem executed on the verification server, the biometric indicator by translating the biometric indicator into an encryption value, andcreating, upon detecting a first match of the encryption value and one of a plurality of stored cypher records, defined as a matched cypher record, an identity verification flag, defined as a pulse; andauthorizing, using the authorization subsystem executed by the vendor server, a trusted transaction associated with the identity claim by receiving the pulse. 2. The method according to claim 1 wherein the device identifier comprises a universally unique identifier (UUID). 3. The method according to claim 1 wherein the vendor server ID is an IP address associated with the vendor server. 4. The method according to claim 1 wherein verifying the biometric indicator further comprises associating the vendor server ID to the matched cypher record. 5. The method according to claim 1 wherein verifying the biometric indicator further comprises: storing the encryption value to a second record of the plurality of stored cypher records,associating the vendor server ID to the second record, andtransmitting a message to the vendor server indicating the association of the vendor server ID to the second record. 6. The method according to claim 1 further comprising the step of executing, upon detecting the first match, and using a transaction subsystem of the vendor server, the trusted transaction associated with the identity claim. 7. A computer system comprising: a peripheral device;a vendor server; anda verification server comprising memory and a data store; wherein the peripheral device is operable to receive an identity claim comprising a biometric indicator;wherein the vendor server is operable to receive, using a communication subsystem executed on the vendor server, the biometric indicator and a device identifier for the peripheral device;wherein the vendor server is further operable to verify using the communication subsystem on the vendor server that the peripheral device is a trusted system by correlating the device identifier with a vendor server ID of the vendor server;wherein the vendor server is operable to transmit, using an authorization subsystem executed on the vendor server, an identity claim comprising the biometric indicator and a vendor server ID to the verification server and then erase the biometric indicator and device identifier from the vendor server;wherein the verification server is operable to receive the biometric indicator and the vendor server ID using an account management subsystem executed on the verification server, to verify the vendor server ID matches a stored vendor server ID for the vendor server, and to verify using an identity verification subsystem executed on the verification server the biometric indicator by translating the biometric indicator into an encryption value, andcreating, upon detecting a first match of the encryption value and one of a plurality of stored cypher records, defined as a matched cypher record, an identity verification flag, defined as a pulse; andwherein the vendor server is operable to authorize the trusted transaction associated with the identity claim by: receiving the pulse. 8. The computer system according to claim 7 wherein the device identifier comprises a universally unique identifier (UUID). 9. The computer system according to claim 7 wherein the vendor server ID is an IP address associated with the vendor server. 10. The computer system according to claim 7 wherein the verification server is further operable to associate the vendor server ID to the matched cypher record. 11. The computer system according to claim 7 wherein the verification server is further operable to store the encryption value to a second record of the plurality of stored cypher records, and to associate the vendor server ID to the second record. 12. The computer system according to claim 7 wherein the vendor server is further operable to execute, upon receiving the pulse, the trusted transaction. 13. A method of operating a biometric identity verification system comprising a peripheral device, a vendor server, and a verification server, characterized by a respective computer processor and by a respective non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, wherein the plurality of non-transitory computer-readable storage media comprise a plurality of instructions which, when executed by the plurality of computer processors, perform the method comprising: receiving, using a biometric scanner application executed on the peripheral device, an identity claim comprising a biometric indicator;receiving, using a communication subsystem executed on the vendor server, the biometric indicator and a device identifier for the peripheral device;verifying using the communication subsystem on the vendor server that the peripheral device is a trusted system by correlating the device identifier with a vendor server ID of the vendor server;transmitting, using an authorization subsystem executed on the vendor server, an identity claim comprising the biometric indicator and a vendor server ID to the verification server and then erasing the biometric indicator and device identifier from the vendor server;receiving, using an account management subsystem executed on the verification server, the biometric indicator and a vendor server ID;verifying, using an identity verification subsystem executed on the verification server, the biometric indicator by translating the biometric indicator into an encryption value, andcreating, upon detecting no match of the encryption value to any of a plurality of stored cypher records, an identity verification flag to define an identity verification fail; anddisallowing, using an authorization subsystem executed on the vendor server, a trusted transaction associated with the identity claim by receiving the identity verification flag. 14. The method according to claim 13 further comprising the step of executing, using a transaction subsystem of the vendor server, a transaction access fail.