# Marché gouvernemental des biométries

> Taille du marché des biométriques dans le gouvernement, part et rapport de recherche par type (Identification par empreinte digitale, Analyse ADN, Reconnaissance de l'iris, Reconnaissance faciale, Reconnaissance vocale), par application (Contrôle aux frontières, Sécurité publique, Passeport électronique, Enregistrement des électeurs, Correspondance d'empreintes digitales latentes, ID national, E-Visas, Santé et bien-être) et par région (Amérique du Nord, Europe, Asie-Pacifique et reste du monde) – Prévisions de l'industrie jusqu'en 2035

- **Forecast Period:** 2025 - 2035
- **CAGR:** 14.86%
- **2024:** $ 7.49 Billion
- **2025:** $ 8.61 Billion
- **2035:** $ 34.41 Billion
- **Key Players:** Thales (FR), NEC Corporation (JP), Gemalto (FR), IDEMIA (FR), HID Global (US), Safran (FR), MorphoTrust (US), Crossmatch (US), Aware (US)

**Report ID:** MRFR/SEM/6563-CR · **Pages:** 200 · **Author:** Ankit Gupta · **Last Updated:** September 21, 2026

**URL:** https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/biometrics-government-market-8035

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## Market Summary

## **Global Biometrics in Government Market Overview:**

Biometrics in Government Market Size was valued at USD 6.4 Billion in 2023. The Biometrics in Government Market industry is projected to grow from USD 7.4944 Billion in 2024 to USD 22.7 Billion by 2032, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.86% during the forecast period (2024 - 2032). Increasing e-passport and e-visa adoption, as well as demand for advanced security solutions are the key market drivers enhancing the market growth.

Government and banking & financial sectors are increasingly adopting biometric technologies to verify ID cards, passports, driving licenses, and health insurance & social security cards. The increasing adoption of fingerprint identification, DNA analysis, Iris recognition, and face & voice recognition across government agencies worldwide drives the market growth. 

In addition to multi-finger biometrics, government agencies are increasingly integrating blockchain and AI technologies into national identity systems to deal with issuance difficulties. Innovative fingerprint cards are disrupting the mobile [fingerprint](../../../reports/fingerprint-sensors-market-1046) biometrics market. At the same time, research on infant fingerprinting is further streamlining and improving the overall identity screening process. 

Jenetric's optical scanners, built with thin film technology (TFT), are used for border controls, law enforcement, registration offices, and elections & refugee registration worldwide. The company was also recently awarded a patent for its biometrics scanning method using multiple fingers at once on a touchscreen display. Consolidating German biometrics providers will enable DERMALOG to strengthen Germany as a hub for technical innovations in biometric identification.

Source: Secondary Research, Primary Research, MRFR Database and Analyst Review

## **Biometrics in Government Market Trends**

The growing use of e-passports and e-visas is propelling the expansion of biometrics in the government market CAGR. Biometric technology is used in e-passports and e-visas to increase security and prevent identity fraud. As more nations implement biometric technology in e-passports and e-visas, the use of biometric technology in these documents is projected to grow in the future years. For example, The United States is one of the countries that have implemented biometric technology in electronic passports. A chip in the biometric passport saves the holder's biometric information, such as fingerprints and facial recognition.

Biometric passports have increased security and decreased the possibility of identity fraud.

Finally, the growing use of e-passports and e-visas is propelling the rise of biometrics in the government market. [Biometric](../../../reports/biometric-authentication-identification-market-870) technology is used in e-passports and e-visas to increase security and prevent identity fraud. As more nations implement biometric technology in e-passports and e-visas, the use of biometric technology in these documents is projected to grow in the future years.

Growing security concerns, Terrorism, identity theft, and illegal immigration are just a few of the security issues that governments throughout the world are dealing with. These worries are what fuel the government sector's quest for reliable biometric solutions. Government investments in improving security infrastructure and implementing cutting-edge biometric technologies to bolster border control, law enforcement, and national security measures are what's driving this expansion. The FBI crime report shows that between 2017 and 2021, there were varying numbers of recorded identity theft offences in the United States. From 17,636 instances in 2017, 16,128 cases (-8.5%) were reported in 2018.

At 16,053 cases, the number remained constant in 2019. However, a notable increase with 43,330 incidents (+170%) happened in 2020, perhaps due to an increase in online transactions and COVID-19 vulnerabilities. In 2021, this pattern persisted with 51,629 reported cases (+19%). These statistics demonstrate the continued problem of identity theft and the requirement for ongoing measures to safeguard personal information.

The increasing demand for improved security solutions to avoid identity fraud and terrorism is one of the drivers driving the rise of biometrics in the government market. Biometric technology provides a high level of security by identifying individuals using unique physical traits such as fingerprints, facial recognition, and iris recognition.

As an example, In India, the government has launched the Aadhaar program, which uses biometric technology to provide each individual with a unique identity number. The initiative, which use fingerprint and iris recognition to authenticate individuals' identities, has been successful in reducing identity fraud and enhancing access to government services.

## **Biometrics in Government Market Segment Insights:**

### **Biometrics in Government Type Insights**

The Biometrics in Government Market segmentation, based on type includes Fingerprint Identification, DNA Analysis, Iris Recognition, Face Recognition, and Voice Recognition. The fingerprint identification category is likely to dominate the market , owing to its use in closing cold case files. It is also used in financial transactions as payment merchants strive to reduce the amount of fraud and theft. Mastercard released biometric cards in 2018 that save the user's fingerprints for authentication reasons. It may grow more popular as cashless economies and digital technology become more commercial.

Face recognition, on the other hand, may gain prominence in the coming years as technology finds use at airports and border checks. Government entities such as the United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM) intend to employ portable and handheld facial recognition technologies.

#### **Figure 1: Biometrics in Government Market by Type, 2022 & 2032 (USD Billion)**

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Source: Secondary Research, Primary Research, MRFR Database and Analyst Review

### **Biometrics in Government Application Insights**

The Biometrics in Government Market segmentation, based on Application, includes Border Control, Public Safety, E-Passport, Voter Registration, Latent Fingerprint Matching, National ID, E-Visas, Healthcare and Welfare. As the COVID-19 virus impacts populations worldwide, healthcare and welfare will undoubtedly be the largest cash generator for governments. SuperCom is an Israeli company that has worked with the local government to track and monitor the quarantine procedure of patients entering the nation. It is used to keep the virus from spreading and to keep cases at an all-time low.

The national id segment, on the other hand, is projected to take off as a result of increased immigration rates and the requirement for preventive measures to prevent criminals from accessing borders. The adoption of multi-modal biometric authentication to improve security while also easily identifying faces has the potential to boost category growth.

### **Biometrics in Government Regional Insights**

By region, the study provides the market insights into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Rest of the World. The North American Biometrics in Government Market area will dominate this market. This is due to the use of biometric data for screening travellers and immigrants by the Department of Homeland Security in the United States. Collaborations with airlines to verify information on visas in order to ensure trade and legal travel can be beneficial to the market. Furthermore, the deployment of biometric scanning technologies at airports to reduce boarding times and prevent terrorism can boost regional market growth.

Further, the major countries studied in the market report are The US, Canada, German, France, the UK, Italy, Spain, China, Japan, India, Australia, South Korea, and Brazil.

#### **Figure 2: Biometrics in Government Market SHARE BY REGION 2022 (USD Billion)**

Source: Secondary Research, Primary Research, MRFR Database and Analyst Review

Europe Biometrics in Government Market accounts for the second-largest market share because of the country's rising presence of significant manufacturers and research industries. Further, the German Biometrics in Government Market held the largest market share, and the UK Biometrics in Government Market was the fastest growing market in the European region

The Asia-Pacific Biometrics in Government Market is expected to grow at the fastest CAGR from 2023 to 2032. This is because of the important vendors in the region and use of Biometrics in Government in the region. Moreover, China’s Biometrics in Government Market held the largest market share, and the Indian Biometrics in Government Market was the fastest growing market in the Asia-Pacific region.

## **Biometrics in Government Key Market Players & Competitive Insights**

Leading market players are investing heavily in research and development in order to expand their product lines, which will help the Biometrics in Government Market, grow even more. Market participants are also undertaking a variety of strategic activities to expand their global footprint, with important market developments including new product launches, contractual agreements, mergers and acquisitions, higher investments, and collaboration with other organizations. To expand and survive in a more competitive and rising market climate, Biometrics in Governmentindustry must offer cost-effective items.

Manufacturing locally to minimize operational costs is one of the key business tactics used by manufacturers in the global Biometrics in Government industry to benefit clients and increase the market sector. In recent years, the Biometrics in Government industry has offered some of the most significant advantages to medicine. Major players in the Biometrics in Government Market, including Idemia (france), Id3 technologies (france), Safran (france), Nec technologies india private limited (india), Precise biometrics ab (sweden), Secunet security networks ag (germany) and others, are attempting to increase market demand by investing in research and development operations.

NEC Corporation is a worldwide electronics and information technology company with its main office in Minato, Tokyo. Before changing its name to NEC in 1983, the corporation was known as the Nippon Electric corporation, Limited. It offers business enterprises, communications service providers, and government agencies IT and network solutions, including cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, and telecommunications equipment and software. Since the 1980s, when it introduced the PC-8000 series, it has also been the largest PC vendor in Japan.

In May 2021, NEC North America established NEC National Security Systems (NEC NSS) as a subsidiary to provide biometrics, identity, AI, and computer vision solutions to US government agencies. NEC NSS, as a FOCI-compliant subsidiary, offers integrated solutions for national security, defence, intelligence, immigration, and law enforcement use cases. The Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Defence, the Department of State, the Department of Justice, and the United States intelligence community are among NEC NSS's primary customers.

Gemalto was a global digital security firm that offered software applications, secure personal devices like smart cards and tokens, e-wallets, and managed services. It was founded through the combination of two firms, Axalto and Gemplus International, in June 2006. In 2018, Gemalto N.V.'s revenue was €2.969 billion. Thales Group acquired the company in April 2019 and renamed it Thales DIS (Digital Identity and Security). Gemalto was the world's largest manufacturer of SIM cards until its takeover. In December 2019, Green bit, a new producer of biometric scanners, was bought by GEMALTO.

Green bit employs only 50 employees, with its design team based in TURIN (Italy). Tianjin (China) is the location of the green bit manufacturing base.

### **Key Companies in the Biometrics in Government market include**

### **Biometrics in Government Industry Developments**

**May 2021, **HID Global Corporation today announced a collaboration with Paravision, a leading provider of advanced facial recognition technology. HID will invest in Paravision to create biometric solutions based on facial recognition algorithms. This will allow the organization to extend its client base and go deeper into the market.

**March 2021, **Thales Group, in conjunction with Inetum, the European leader in digital services and solutions, installed more than 45 Automatic Border Control gates at Valencia and Bilbao airports, utilizing facial recognition and automatic document verifications. It was in charge of identification verification as well as smart access control. The corporation will use this to support the work of the National Police and AENA in border management. As a result, the company's brand image will increase in the international market.

**March 2019,** INNOVATRICS has released a new product, smart face 3.0, for use in security, retail consumer analysis, and attendance systems.

May 2024, To streamline health services to its most mobile population, Thailand introduced a scheme in May 2024 aimed at collecting the iris and face biometrics of people from Myanmar. However, it remains controversial due to the politics involved and power dynamics as well since human rights activists argue that it infringes on privacy rights. As part of this initiative, 10,000 Myanmar nationals have already given their biometric data, according to Radio Free Asia.

The campaign is spearheaded by the Thai Department of Disease Control with the aim of having a better understanding of the allocation and administration of vaccine doses for migrants. Thus far, they hope to gather one million profiles with iris and facial recognition details tied to personal information. Currently, scanning is restricted to several selected provinces because they are home to large communities from Myanmar, among other reasons. Nonetheless, the government plans to expand this data-gathering exercise.

January 2024, Indian security agencies became worried about possible massive data leakage through Chinese-manufactured microchips and equipment used in Biometric Attendance Systems (BAS) installed in central and state government offices, including sensitive departments. According to intelligence sources that carried out investigations into these matters, there were close to twelve Indian companies that supplied these attendance systems and made use of parts originating from China. The firms are being investigated as per reports to see whether any such leaks occurred or not.

It is suspected that around 7,500 centrals as well as state government organizations, where nearly 900 thousand central plus 1.7 million state employees work, may have been using over eighty thousand such suspicious biometric attendance systems, including major central plus state governmental establishments like military offices and defense personnel offices.

According to an article published by The Economic Times (ET), India will launch a biometrics-based system for international passengers traveling through its airports, which will fast-track immigration checks, thus positioning the country’s airports as global transit hubs. This policy, though it needs Cabinet consent, looks forward to aligning laws, reducing security and immigration bottlenecks, giving international flying rights, and developing the necessary infrastructure for streamlining airports, including the one in the National Capital as competitive transit hubs.

These biometrics systems will involve automated immigration clearances that would negate the need for physical verification of passports besides facial recognition or fingerprints to confirm passenger identities.

## **Biometrics in Government Market Segmentation:**

### **Biometrics in Government Market By Type Outlook**

### **Biometrics in Government Market By Application Outlook**

### **Biometrics in Government Regional Outlook**

## Market Drivers

### Public Sector Investment

Des investissements significatifs des gouvernements dans les initiatives de transformation numérique propulsent le marché de la biométrie dans le gouvernement. De nombreuses entités du secteur public allouent des budgets substantiels pour moderniser leurs systèmes de gestion des identités, la biométrie jouant un rôle central dans ces efforts. Par exemple, les initiatives visant à rationaliser les services aux citoyens et à améliorer l'efficacité opérationnelle intègrent de plus en plus des solutions biométriques. Cette tendance est particulièrement prononcée dans des domaines tels que la santé, les services sociaux et le contrôle de l'immigration, où une identification précise est cruciale. L'engagement à améliorer la prestation de services par la technologie est susceptible de soutenir la croissance du marché de la biométrie dans le gouvernement, alors que les gouvernements reconnaissent la valeur d'investir dans des méthodes de vérification d'identité sécurisées et efficaces.

### Technological Advancements

Les avancées rapides dans les technologies biométriques stimulent l'innovation au sein du marché de la biométrie dans le gouvernement. Le développement d'algorithmes plus sophistiqués et de techniques d'apprentissage automatique a amélioré la précision et la rapidité des systèmes biométriques, les rendant plus fiables pour les applications gouvernementales. Par exemple, l'intégration de l'intelligence artificielle dans les systèmes de reconnaissance faciale a amélioré leur performance dans divers environnements, augmentant ainsi leur adoption dans la sécurité publique et la surveillance. De plus, l'émergence de solutions biométriques mobiles permet une identification en déplacement, ce qui est particulièrement bénéfique pour les agences d'application de la loi. Ces améliorations technologiques devraient élargir le champ d'application des biométries dans le gouvernement, favorisant un cadre opérationnel plus sécurisé et efficace.

### Increasing Security Concerns

L'incidence croissante des menaces à la sécurité et des activités criminelles a propulsé la demande de mesures de sécurité avancées au sein du marché de la biométrie dans le gouvernement. Les gouvernements adoptent de plus en plus des technologies biométriques pour renforcer la sécurité nationale, le contrôle des frontières et les capacités d'application de la loi. Par exemple, les systèmes d'identification biométrique, tels que la reconnaissance faciale et le scan des empreintes digitales, sont intégrés dans divers processus gouvernementaux pour garantir une identification et une vérification précises des individus. Cette tendance est soulignée par le fait que les solutions biométriques peuvent réduire considérablement la fraude d'identité et améliorer l'efficacité des opérations de sécurité. En conséquence, le marché de la biométrie dans le gouvernement devrait connaître une croissance substantielle, avec des estimations suggérant un taux de croissance annuel composé de plus de 15 % dans les années à venir.

### Regulatory Compliance and Standards

L'établissement de cadres réglementaires stricts et de normes pour la vérification d'identité influence le marché de la biométrie dans le gouvernement. Les gouvernements reconnaissent de plus en plus l'importance de la conformité aux lois sur la protection des données et aux réglementations sur la vie privée, ce qui nécessite la mise en œuvre de systèmes biométriques robustes. Cette tendance est évidente dans diverses juridictions où la législation impose l'utilisation de l'identification biométrique pour des services gouvernementaux spécifiques, tels que l'émission de passeports et l'enregistrement des électeurs. En conséquence, le marché de la biométrie dans le gouvernement connaît une augmentation de la demande pour des solutions qui non seulement répondent aux exigences réglementaires mais garantissent également l'utilisation éthique des données biométriques. Cet accent sur la conformité devrait stimuler la croissance du marché alors que les gouvernements cherchent à renforcer la confiance du public dans les technologies biométriques.

### Growing Demand for Smart City Solutions

L'impulsion vers le développement de villes intelligentes a un impact significatif sur le marché de la biométrie dans le gouvernement. À mesure que les zones urbaines évoluent vers des villes intelligentes, l'intégration des technologies biométriques devient essentielle pour améliorer la sécurité publique et renforcer l'engagement des citoyens. Les systèmes biométriques sont déployés dans diverses applications, y compris le contrôle d'accès aux installations publiques, la surveillance et la gestion du trafic. Cette tendance est motivée par le besoin d'une gestion urbaine efficace et le désir de créer des environnements plus sûrs pour les résidents. Le marché de la biométrie dans le gouvernement devrait bénéficier de cette demande croissante, alors que les gouvernements cherchent à tirer parti des solutions biométriques pour soutenir leurs initiatives de ville intelligente et améliorer la qualité de vie globale.

## Future Outlook

Le marché des biométriques dans le gouvernement devrait croître à un TCAC de 14,86 % de 2025 à 2035, soutenu par les avancées dans les technologies de sécurité et la demande croissante de vérification d'identité.

**New opportunities:**

- Intégration des systèmes biométriques avec l'IA pour une analyse de sécurité améliorée.
- Développement de solutions biométriques mobiles pour les opérations sur le terrain.
- Expansion des plateformes de gestion d'identité biométrique pour les agences gouvernementales.

D'ici 2035, le marché devrait être robuste, soutenu par des avancées technologiques et une adoption accrue.

## Segment Insights

### Par type : Reconnaissance faciale (la plus grande) contre identification par empreinte digitale (la plus rapide en croissance)

Le marché des biométries dans le gouvernement présente une gamme diversifiée de technologies, la reconnaissance faciale dominant le segment en raison de son applicabilité généralisée dans les opérations de sécurité et de surveillance. Cette technologie représente la plus grande part parmi les méthodes biométriques concurrentes, reflétant sa forte pénétration sur le marché et son acceptation dans diverses fonctions gouvernementales. Suivant de près, l'identification par empreinte digitale reste essentielle, bénéficiant de son histoire établie et de sa fiabilité dans les processus de vérification d'identité au sein des organisations, bien qu'elle accuse un léger retard par rapport à la reconnaissance faciale en termes de part de marché globale.

Technologie : Reconnaissance faciale (dominante) contre identification par empreinte digitale (émergente)

La technologie de reconnaissance faciale domine le marché des biométries dans le gouvernement en raison de sa précision avancée et de sa capacité à traiter de grands volumes de données en temps réel. Son déploiement dans le contrôle des frontières, l'application de la loi et les initiatives de sécurité publique illustre son rôle critique dans les protocoles de sécurité modernes. Pendant ce temps, l'identification par empreinte digitale, bien que traditionnellement dominante, évolue rapidement pour répondre aux besoins de sécurité croissants, tirant parti des innovations en matière de numérisation et de traitement des données. Cette transition reflète le besoin de solutions d'identification sans couture et conviviales, plaçant la technologie des empreintes digitales dans une position concurrentielle par rapport aux méthodes plus récentes. L'intégration croissante de l'IA dans les deux technologies souligne également une tendance vers une efficacité améliorée dans le service aux citoyens et la sécurité nationale.

### Par application : Contrôle des frontières (le plus grand) contre sécurité publique (la plus rapide en croissance)

Le marché des biométries dans le gouvernement est témoin d'applications diverses avec des niveaux de part de marché variés. Le contrôle des frontières domine actuellement le segment des applications, tirant parti des technologies d'identification avancées pour améliorer les protocoles de sécurité aux frontières du monde entier. Suivant de près, les applications de sécurité publique gagnent du terrain alors que les gouvernements investissent dans des systèmes biométriques pour améliorer la prévention du crime et renforcer la réponse aux urgences. D'autres applications, y compris les systèmes de passeport électronique et les initiatives d'identité nationale, jouent également des rôles vitaux dans le segment, bien qu'à une part de marché inférieure à celle des applications leaders.

Contrôle des frontières (dominant) contre sécurité publique (émergente)

Les applications de contrôle des frontières se caractérisent par leur utilisation extensive des technologies biométriques telles que la reconnaissance faciale et la numérisation des empreintes digitales, garantissant un transit international sécurisé et une réduction de la fraude d'identité. Avec les préoccupations mondiales persistantes concernant l'immigration illégale et les menaces à la sécurité, le contrôle des frontières reste une priorité critique pour les gouvernements. La sécurité publique, bien qu'encore émergente, progresse rapidement grâce à l'adoption de systèmes biométriques pour l'application de la loi, la surveillance et les services d'urgence. Ce segment bénéficie d'investissements croissants pour intégrer des processus biométriques modernes dans les secteurs publics, illustrant un changement proactif vers la protection des communautés.

## Regional Market Share Analysis

### Amérique du Nord : Leader en innovation et adoption

L'Amérique du Nord est le plus grand marché pour les biométriques dans le gouvernement, détenant environ 40 % de la part mondiale. La croissance de la région est alimentée par des préoccupations croissantes en matière de sécurité, des avancées technologiques et des réglementations gouvernementales favorables. Les États-Unis et le Canada sont les principaux contributeurs, avec un fort accent sur la vérification d'identité et les mesures de contrôle des frontières. Des cadres réglementaires comme le USA PATRIOT Act et le REAL ID Act catalysent davantage l'expansion du marché. Le paysage concurrentiel est robuste, avec des acteurs clés tels que HID Global, MorphoTrust et Crossmatch. Le gouvernement américain investit activement dans les technologies biométriques pour diverses applications, y compris le contrôle de l'immigration et l'application de la loi. Le Canada améliore également ses capacités biométriques, en se concentrant sur des systèmes d'identification sécurisés. Cet environnement concurrentiel favorise l'innovation et la collaboration entre les leaders de l'industrie, garantissant que la région reste à la pointe des solutions biométriques.

### Europe : Cadres réglementaires stimulant la croissance

L'Europe connaît une croissance significative sur le marché des biométriques dans le gouvernement, représentant environ 30 % de la part mondiale. L'expansion de la région est alimentée par des réglementations strictes sur la protection des données, telles que le Règlement général sur la protection des données (RGPD), qui impose des processus de vérification d'identité sécurisés. Des pays comme le Royaume-Uni et l'Allemagne mènent la charge, mettant en œuvre des systèmes biométriques avancés pour la sécurité des frontières et les initiatives de sécurité publique. Le paysage concurrentiel comprend des acteurs majeurs comme Thales et IDEMIA, qui collaborent activement avec des agences gouvernementales pour améliorer l'infrastructure biométrique. Le marché européen se caractérise par un accent sur la confidentialité et les considérations éthiques, garantissant que les données biométriques sont traitées de manière responsable. Cet environnement réglementaire stimule non seulement la demande mais encourage également l'innovation dans les technologies biométriques, positionnant l'Europe comme un acteur clé sur le marché mondial.

### Asie-Pacifique : Adoption rapide et croissance

L'Asie-Pacifique émerge rapidement comme un acteur significatif sur le marché des biométriques dans le gouvernement, détenant environ 25 % de la part mondiale. La croissance de la région est alimentée par l'urbanisation croissante, les initiatives gouvernementales pour l'identité numérique et les préoccupations croissantes en matière de sécurité. Des pays comme l'Inde et la Chine sont à l'avant-garde, mettant en œuvre des systèmes biométriques pour l'identification des citoyens et les applications d'application de la loi, soutenus par des politiques gouvernementales favorables et des investissements dans la technologie. Le paysage concurrentiel est diversifié, avec des acteurs clés tels que NEC Corporation et Gemalto dominant le marché. La région se caractérise par un mélange d'entreprises établies et de startups innovantes, favorisant un environnement dynamique pour les solutions biométriques. Les initiatives gouvernementales, telles que le programme Aadhaar de l'Inde, soulignent l'engagement à intégrer les technologies biométriques dans les services publics, propulsant encore la croissance du marché.

### Moyen-Orient et Afrique : Besoins de sécurité croissants et solutions

La région du Moyen-Orient et de l'Afrique connaît une demande croissante pour les biométriques dans le gouvernement, représentant environ 5 % de la part de marché mondiale. La croissance est principalement alimentée par l'augmentation des menaces à la sécurité, les initiatives gouvernementales visant à améliorer le contrôle des frontières et le besoin de systèmes d'identification efficaces. Des pays comme les Émirats Arabes Unis et l'Afrique du Sud ouvrent la voie, investissant dans des technologies biométriques pour améliorer la sécurité publique et rationaliser les services gouvernementaux. Le paysage concurrentiel évolue, avec des acteurs clés tels que Safran et Aware réalisant des avancées significatives. L'accent mis par la région sur les initiatives de villes intelligentes et la transformation numérique propulse encore l'adoption de solutions biométriques. Alors que les gouvernements priorisent la sécurité et l'efficacité, le marché des biométriques devrait s'étendre, attirant à la fois des acteurs locaux et internationaux pour répondre à la demande croissante.

## Competitive Benchmarking

Leading market players are investing heavily in research and development in order to expand their product lines, which will help the Biometrics in Government Market, grow even more. Market participants are also undertaking a variety of strategic activities to expand their global footprint, with important market developments including new product launches, contractual agreements, mergers and acquisitions, higher investments, and collaboration with other organizations. To expand and survive in a more competitive and rising market climate, Biometrics in Governmentindustry must offer cost-effective items.
Manufacturing locally to minimize operational costs is one of the key business tactics used by manufacturers in the global Biometrics in Government industry to benefit clients and increase the market sector. In recent years, the Biometrics in Government industry has offered some of the most significant advantages to medicine. Major players in the Biometrics in Government Market, including Idemia (france), Id3 technologies (france), Safran (france), Nec technologies india private limited (india), Precise biometrics ab (sweden), Secunet security networks ag (germany) and others, are attempting to increase market demand by investing in research and development operations.
NEC Corporation is a worldwide electronics and information technology company with its main office in Minato, Tokyo. Before changing its name to NEC in 1983, the corporation was known as the Nippon Electric corporation, Limited. It offers business enterprises, communications service providers, and government agencies IT and network solutions, including cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, and telecommunications equipment and software. Since the 1980s, when it introduced the PC-8000 series, it has also been the largest PC vendor in Japan.
In May 2021, NEC North America established NEC National Security Systems (NEC NSS) as a subsidiary to provide biometrics, identity, AI, and computer vision solutions to US government agencies. NEC NSS, as a FOCI-compliant subsidiary, offers integrated solutions for national security, defence, intelligence, immigration, and law enforcement use cases. The Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Defence, the Department of State, the Department of Justice, and the United States intelligence community are among NEC NSS's primary customers.
Gemalto was a global digital security firm that offered software applications, secure personal devices like [smart cards](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/smart-cards-market-6499) and tokens, e-wallets, and managed services. It was founded through the combination of two firms, Axalto and Gemplus International, in June 2006. In 2018, Gemalto N.V.'s revenue was €2.969 billion. Thales Group acquired the company in April 2019 and renamed it Thales DIS (Digital Identity and Security). Gemalto was the world's largest manufacturer of SIM cards until its takeover.
In December Green bit, a new producer of biometric scanners, was bought by GEMALTO.
Green bit employs only 50 employees, with its design team based in TURIN (Italy). Tianjin (China) is the location of the green bit manufacturing base.

## Recent News & Developments

**Q3 2026: [Thales](https://www.thalesgroup.com/en/news-centre/news-brief/united-kingdom/thales-and-hm-passport-office-complete-transition-new-series) (FR):** Thales completed the transition to Series D British passports under its HM Passport Office agreement, with more than 40 million passports issued under the current contract and enhanced identity-security features supporting government identity-document programs

**Q3 2026: [IDEMIA](https://na.idemia.com/2026/08/13/idemia-public-security-reinforces-leadership-in-trusted-biometrics-by-achieving-top-results-in-nists-latest-face-recognition-benchmark/) (FR):** IDEMIA Public Security announced top results in NIST’s latest FRTE 1:N facial-identification benchmark, including leading performance across mugshot scenarios and visa-border identification, directly supporting large-scale government identity, border-management, and law-enforcement applications.

**Q3 2026: [HID Global](https://www.hidglobal.com/solutions/biometrics-civil-government) (US):** HID Global highlighted government biometric identity applications spanning national-ID enrollment, background checks, benefits distribution, border security, and government-service authentication, while its Facepod received a 2026 GOVIES Award for biometric authentication and identification.

**Q3 2026: [Aware](https://www.aware.com/press-release/aware-reports-second-quarter-financial-results/) (US):** Aware advanced its Awareness Platform with biometric orchestration, intelligent liveness, and intelligent matching capabilities while identifying newly funded federal-government opportunities, directly addressing multi-vendor biometric environments used by government organizations.

**May 2021,**HID Global Corporation today announced a collaboration with Paravision, a leading provider of advanced facial recognition technology. HID will invest in Paravision to create biometric solutions based on facial recognition algorithms. This will allow the organization to extend its client base and go deeper into the market.

**March 2021, **Thales Group, in conjunction with Inetum, the European leader in digital services and solutions, installed more than 45 Automatic Border Control gates at Valencia and Bilbao airports, utilizing facial recognition and automatic document verifications. It was in charge of identification verification as well as smart access control. The corporation will use this to support the work of the National Police and AENA in border management. As a result, the company's brand image will increase in the international market.

**March 2019,** INNOVATRICS has released a new product, smart face 3.0, for use in security, retail consumer analysis, and attendance systems.

May 2024, To streamline health services to its most mobile population, Thailand introduced a scheme in May 2024 aimed at collecting the iris and face biometrics of people from Myanmar. However, it remains controversial due to the politics involved and power dynamics as well since human rights activists argue that it infringes on privacy rights. As part of this initiative, 10,000 Myanmar nationals have already given their biometric data, according to Radio Free Asia.

The campaign is spearheaded by the Thai Department of Disease Control with the aim of having a better understanding of the allocation and administration of vaccine doses for migrants. Thus far, they hope to gather one million profiles with iris and facial recognition details tied to personal information. Currently, scanning is restricted to several selected provinces because they are home to large communities from Myanmar, among other reasons. Nonetheless, the government plans to expand this data-gathering exercise.

January 2024, Indian security agencies became worried about possible massive data leakage through Chinese-manufactured microchips and equipment used in Biometric Attendance Systems (BAS) installed in central and state government offices, including sensitive departments. According to intelligence sources that carried out investigations into these matters, there were close to twelve Indian companies that supplied these attendance systems and made use of parts originating from China. The firms are being investigated as per reports to see whether any such leaks occurred or not.

It is suspected that around 7,500 centrals as well as state government organizations, where nearly 900 thousand central plus 1.7 million state employees work, may have been using over eighty thousand such suspicious biometric attendance systems, including major central plus state governmental establishments like military offices and defense personnel offices.

According to an article published by The Economic Times (ET), India will launch a biometrics-based system for international passengers traveling through its airports, which will fast-track immigration checks, thus positioning the country’s airports as global transit hubs. This policy, though it needs Cabinet consent, looks forward to aligning laws, reducing security and immigration bottlenecks, giving international flying rights, and developing the necessary infrastructure for streamlining airports, including the one in the National Capital as competitive transit hubs.

These biometrics systems will involve automated immigration clearances that would negate the need for physical verification of passports besides facial recognition or fingerprints to confirm passenger identities.

## Report Scope

| MARKET SIZE 2024 | 7.494(USD Billion) |
| --- | --- |
| MARKET SIZE 2025 | 8.608(USD Billion) |
| MARKET SIZE 2035 | 34.41(USD Billion) |
| COMPOUND ANNUAL GROWTH RATE (CAGR) | 14.86% (2025 - 2035) |
| REPORT COVERAGE | Revenue Forecast, Competitive Landscape, Growth Factors, and Trends |
| BASE YEAR | 2024 |
| Market Forecast Period | 2025 - 2035 |
| Historical Data | 2019 - 2024 |
| Market Forecast Units | USD Billion |
| Key Companies Profiled | Thales (FR), NEC Corporation (JP), Gemalto (FR), IDEMIA (FR), HID Global (US), Safran (FR), MorphoTrust (US), Crossmatch (US), Aware (US) |
| Segments Covered | Type, Application, Region |
| Key Market Opportunities | Integration of advanced biometric technologies enhances security and efficiency in government operations. |
| Key Market Dynamics | Rising regulatory frameworks drive adoption of biometric technologies in government security and identity verification applications. |
| Countries Covered | North America, Europe, APAC, South America, MEA |

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: Quelle est la valorisation actuelle du marché des biométries dans le gouvernement en 2024 ?**
A: La valorisation du marché était de 7,494 milliards USD en 2024.

**Q: Quelle est la taille de marché projetée pour les biométries dans le gouvernement d'ici 2035 ?**
A: La valorisation projetée pour 2035 est de 34,41 milliards USD.

**Q: Quel est le CAGR attendu pour le marché des biométries dans le gouvernement pendant la période de prévision 2025 - 2035 ?**
A: Le CAGR attendu pendant cette période est de 14,86 %.

**Q: Quel type d'identification biométrique a la valorisation projetée la plus élevée d'ici 2035 ?**
A: L'identification par empreinte digitale devrait atteindre 11,5 milliards USD d'ici 2035.

**Q: Comment l'analyse ADN se comporte-t-elle sur le marché des biométries dans le gouvernement ?**
A: L'analyse ADN devrait passer de 1,2 milliard USD en 2024 à 5,5 milliards USD d'ici 2035.

**Q: Quelles sont les principales applications qui stimulent le marché des biométries dans le gouvernement ?**
A: Les principales applications incluent le contrôle des frontières, la sécurité publique et l'identité nationale, entre autres.

**Q: Quelle entreprise est un acteur majeur sur le marché des biométries dans le gouvernement ?**
A: Thales, NEC Corporation et IDEMIA figurent parmi les acteurs majeurs de ce marché.

**Q: Quelle est la croissance projetée pour la technologie de reconnaissance faciale d'ici 2035 ?**
A: La reconnaissance faciale devrait passer de 2,0 milliards USD en 2024 à 9,0 milliards USD d'ici 2035.

**Q: Quelle est la taille de marché attendue pour les applications d'enregistrement des électeurs d'ici 2035 ?**
A: Les applications d'enregistrement des électeurs devraient atteindre 3,5 milliards USD d'ici 2035.

**Q: Comment le marché des applications de santé et de bien-être se compare-t-il aux autres segments ?**
A: Les applications de santé et de bien-être devraient passer de 1,5 milliard USD en 2024 à 4,5 milliards USD d'ici 2035.


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