In 2016, a biometric scanner by scan&scanDNACo hit the market that can completely sequence a human genome (think DNA) in 13 seconds. It quickly becomes popular for use in ATM machines. Users swab the inside of their cheek (single use swabs are provided nearby, much like check deposit envelopes today) and then insert the swab into the reader, where it is processed. The sequenced genome is then communicated back to the bank where it can be matched against the appropriate customer record. The previous CSO was fired after the bank spent $28 million dollars on this CONCEPT.