No, the timeclocks do not store your actual fingerprint.

For privacy reasons, the system doesn’t truly store fingerprints. Instead it stores a string of letters and numbers that are a mathematical representation of the basic geometric fingerprint landmarks the clock needs to use to recognize a user. It is not something that could be turned back into an actual fingerprint. An example would be this, except much, much longer:

45151016822a55462686500008370750a8061d07600b0d34881048891448e01588220a40179c0c4a901e89248bf034541f8c412115228c812c1d110c90258a25cde03a8e2b8e703c8318cf20368

This information is stored in VTI’s database and on each clock that a biometric user has been loaded onto.