Google has revealed two or three security tools to ensure the financial data and passwords you saved with Chrome’s autofill feature. One of them will permit you to check your identity using biometric information, for example, your fingerprint, at whatever point you want to utilize your credit card online.

As of now, autofill expects you to type in your card’s CVC each time you use it. Be that as it may, on the off chance that you decide to turn on biometric authentication — it’s totally discretionary and can be found in Chrome’s Settings page — you just need to type in your CVC the first time when you use a card. This could help forestall card misfortune or theft, since you don’t have to take out your CC any longer in the event that you’re out in public. You would already be able to depend on the feature to recover your card subtleties on Chrome for Windows and Mac, and it’s coming to Android in the next few weeks.

The tech goliath has additionally updated Chrome’s touch-to-fill dialog box, so you’re given both your username and password when you have to sign in. You don’t have to look to their form fields individually any longer and just need to pick one of the sign in credential pairs in the box in the event that you have mutiple. Google says this feature is showing up on Chrome for Android in the coming weeks, too.