AS569
AS569 is the security half of the identity story: a financial-grade crypto coprocessor with TDES/AES/RSA hardware paths and a 1,000-template fingerprint matching engine on the same die. Where the identity is used, AS569 makes the store harder to take.
Key specifications
| Function | Financial-grade secure element: crypto coprocessor plus fingerprint matching engine |
|---|---|
| Crypto suite | TDES / AES / RSA — FIPS 140-2 reference-class key handling |
| Biometric lane | 1,000-group fingerprint comparison engine (1:1 and small 1:N) |
| National algorithm | Domestic (SM-family) algorithm path available per design config |
| Secure storage | Template and key storage area for payment-class designs |
| Target applications | Payment terminals, government identity hardware, secure door-lock controllers |
| Marking | AS569 (security encryption chip) |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Product family | AS-series · security silicon | Financial-grade reference |
| Crypto suite | TDES / AES / RSA | FIPS 140-2 reference-class |
| Fingerprint engine | In-house algorithm — 1,000-template class | 1:1 and small 1:N |
| National algorithm | SM-family path per config | Config on request |
| Template storage | Secure storage region on-chip | Paired with BS-array sensors in reference designs |
| Host interfaces | SPI / UART / USB (per SKU config) | Documented in SDK |
| Pairing | AS608 / AS578 fingerprint SoCs and lock controllers | One vendor, one SDK family |
| Operating environment | Industrial temperature-class design | See AM-series modules for fixture data |
| Packaging | Surface-mount, tape/reel on request | ESD-safe handling documented |
Use as a coprocessor with a host — the FAE team ships the integration notes within 48h.
Money-class identity is a key-management problem.
Payment-grade identity does not fail by fingerprint — it fails by template. The AS569's design is the answer to that worry: crypto lanes and a 1,000-engine that keep biometric records local and encrypted at the terminal level.
- One chip, two lanes — the fingerprint engine validates the person, AES/RSA paths protect the record going up the wire.
- TDES backward lane — existing acquired terminal banks don't re-key hardware, only firmware (per config).
- SM-family option — domestic algorithm path claims no certification readiness; FAE scopes per project within 48h.
When an audit committee reads your schematic.
There are programs where the review will ask about the template store before the door security. The AS569 brings a coherent story:
- Encrypted local template storage with keys handled off the application path.
- 1,000-template engine serves a single-door kiosk or a small station fleet.
- 2-year warranty and the same ESD/ageing documentation family as the silicon it protects.
AS569 FAQs
One pc is the MOQ — samples ship in 1–3 days with the free SDK, integration notes and the FIPS 140-2 reference-class documentation pack.
No — it is a coprocessor for key and template protection mounted beside an application host; think AS608-class SoC plus AS569, not AS569 alone.
We document the design as aligned to FIPS 140-2 reference-class key handling — we do not assert a certificate. Export-compliance path advice is a 48h FAE conversation.
Ask the key questions before the design does.
Send your crypto and storage requirements — get a pairing matrix and sample offer within 48h.
