Before installing, ensure you have:
The WebAPI is typically available in two versions:
While the exact contents require extraction, a standard SecuGen BWAPI package includes: http- secugenindia.com sgi-bwapi-s-win-64bit.zip
While versions may vary, the file typically includes: SecuGenhttps://webapi.secugen.com SecuGen WebAPI Programmer's Manual
Many organisations migrated away from the “s” version because it lacked support for: Before installing, ensure you have: The WebAPI is
: Supports capturing single or multiple fingerprints, enrollment, and fingerprint matching.
The sgi-bwapi-s-win-64bit.zip file provides the 64-bit Windows drivers and WebAPI service necessary for SecuGen fingerprint scanners to function within web browsers. It is commonly used for secure biometric authentication in Indian government, banking, and attendance portals, enabling web applications to communicate with the hardware via a local service. Installation requires running the setup as an administrator and ensuring the scanner is plugged in, with common troubleshooting involving resolving USB device detection issues or browser SSL certificate warnings. Share public link Installation requires running the setup as an administrator
Modern browsers require permission to access hardware. Allow the website to access your fingerprint device if prompted.
Wait for Windows to recognize the device (it will automatically use the WebAPI client drivers). Troubleshooting sgi-bwapi-s-win-64bit.zip Issues
Troubleshooting for specific SecuGen models.
Run the installer executable (e.g., SgiBioSrvSetup.exe ) inside the folder.