Corinthians begins mandatory facial re-registration for club members
- By Mirella Ramos / Central do Timão Editorial
Corinthians began, this June, the facial re-registration process for club members. The initiative is part of the implementation of the new facial biometrics access control system at Parque São Jorge and aims to update members' registration information, in addition to reinforcing security on the club's premises.
The first stage of the procedure began on June 1st and can be carried out online. Members must access the platform provided by Corinthians and follow the instructions for updating data and facial registration.
Photo: Disclosure / Corinthians
As of June 16th, the club will begin providing face-to-face support for checking and validating documents at the General Secretariat. The new system will begin operating at Parque São Jorge turnstiles on June 30.
Re-registration will be mandatory for all active and non-paying members. In the case of members who have dependents linked to the registry, each member of the family must carry out the procedure individually.
According to Corinthians, all instructions necessary to complete the process will be available within the registration platform itself. After the implementation of facial biometrics, members will have until September 1st to regularize their registration status.
The measure is part of the process of modernizing access control to the club and seeks to offer greater security to Parque São Jorge visitors.
Re-registration schedule
- June 1st: start of online facial re-registration;
- June 16: start of face-to-face validation of documents at the General Secretariat;
- June 30: implementation of access via facial biometrics at the Parque São Jorge turnstiles;
- September 1: deadline for registration regularization of members.
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