Building blocks for a modern digital identity infrastructure
World-class patent pending technology
Silent Network Authentication
Silent Network Authentication (SNA) is a cryptographically secure technology that’s already being used in every phone.
When you switch on your mobile phone, you may unlock the handset with as PIN, but you don’t need to login to the mobile network with your email and password. That’s thanks to a highly secure authentication process that happens silently in the background using the cryptographic security of the SIM card.
We use SNA in the same way
- User enters their mobile phone number (user credential)
- A cryptographic check between the mobile device and network occurs
- A binary response is given, if the check is successful, the user is authenticated
FIDO and FIDO2
FIDO stands for ‘Fast Identity Online’ and is another cryptographic protocol for user authentication.
FIDO authentication relies on passkeys (cryptographic credentials in the form of a secure key pair, rather than a user password). One key is stored securely on the user’s device, the other on the server of the website or app provider.
A Global Mobile Trust Network
Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) are playing an increasingly critical role in delivering modern digital identity solutions.
But getting access to their core security technology is complex. We have has solved this by creating the world’s largest network of mobile identity providers - the IDlayr Mobile Trust Network.
Use Cases
World-class patent-pending technology, working to solve multiple business problems
Low friction user onboarding
Stop the customer drop-offs with a safer, simpler and smoother experience
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Eliminating SMS OTP
SMS – good for communication, bad for security, UX and operating costs
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