Compact Sherlock Ink®  pads will not evaporate, and each pad produces up to 500 non-smearing prints that are instantly permanent and will not fade. As a customer presents a check, they simply place their index finger on the fingerprint pad and press it onto the check. The special inkless formula leaves little or no residue on the fingers, so  Sherlock Ink® requires no cleanup like traditional ink pads. 

Cost-effective Sherlock Ink® will not only help businesses by reducing fraud, but will also protect consumers from potential forgery. This system is so effective, a      Sherlock Ink®  decal displayed in your window will keep forgers from even attempting to do business with your establishment. 

"We invested millions of dollars into electronic check fraud detection systems, but we were still suffering significant losses. With the use of a single inkless fingerprint  pad, our losses dropped about 50% in the first quarter." 
John Valence, Albertsons 

"I've been a policeman for 25 years and I have never seen anything that has had a more dramatic effect of a particular crime than these Sherlock Ink pads." 
Sergeant Thomas P. Boyle, Aurora Police Department 

Aurora police are using Sherlock Ink pads. The ACLU says, "it's not worried about the fingerprint pads." 
Director Jim Joy, American Civil Liberties Union 

"First, the program will provide convincing, reliable evidence of the identity of perpetrators who try to pass stolen checks or who attempt to misrepresent their identities... Second there will be a deterrent effect...Third, the program will protect those who do nothing wrong." 
Assistant District Attorney Steven L. Bernard, Adams County Judicial District 

"Conviction rates on check fraud approach 90 percent when there's a fingerprint-A second signature. The major grocery chains report has been one of overwhelming success." 
Detective Michael Leiker, Aurora Police Fraud Unit 

"Using Sherlock Ink is the greatest! Our fraud losses have disappeared." 
Doug Beck, Owner Johnny's Diner

"A very simple fingerprint will save everyone a lot of money in the long run."
El Paso District Attorney Jeanne Smith

"Obtaining or providing the inkless fingerprint takes seconds and can save billions of dollars. By working together, banks, retailers, the general public and law enforcement can attack check fraud and reduce losses."  
FBI Agent Dan Bradley