Enable your customers to authenticate and sign electronically with a finger scan in your app, backed up by a PIN. Guarantee non-repudiation of e-signatures and transactions.
“Working with nextAuth is inspiring. They provided us with new ideas and a technology that is easier to integrate and imposes fewer requirements on our infrastructure than the traditional products.”
Tim Van der Wee
CIO Isabel Group
Implement our mobile SDKs into your banking app or deploy our white-label authenticator app to enable your users to log into mobile and desktop apps, and approve transactions. All they need is a biometric scan on their mobile phone, backed up by a PIN.
Our patented True MFA™ technology and asymmetric cryptography ensures that the private key is verified in zero-knowledge, protecting your and your customers’ credentials and money. It fends off phishing, guessing, brute-force and man-in-the-middle attacks, and guarantees non-repudiation of e-signatures.
Your employees and customers only need a biometric scan and mobile phone to log in and confirm transactions, with a PIN as a fallback method. Reduce authentication complexity, cut login time by 92%, slash your drop-off rate and counter password fatigue.
nextAuth goes beyond PSD2/SCA, eIDAS and GDPR requirements. Our patented True MFA™ technology and advanced asymmetric cryptography provide the highest form of protection and safeguards your and your customers’ data and money. Our tech fends off all phishing, guessing, brute-forcing, and man-in-the-middle attacks.
Our patented True MFA™ technology prevents an attacker who controls either the nextAuth server or the user’s mobile device from impersonating the user. Additionally, our technology ensures logins, authorizations, and signatures made with the nextAuth mobile SDK are non-repudiable. Here’s how:
Allow your customers and employees to sign documents and confirm transactions in compliance with eIDAS requirements. We use asymmetric or public-key cryptography to guarantee the authenticity of signatures and makes them non-repudiable and court-admissible.
The nextAuth server can either run on your on-premise infrastructure or your cloud, and provides a RESTful API for easy integration with your business applications. Our integrated IDP allows you to connect all your systems via standard mechanisms like SAML or OIDC.
nextAuth adds a layer of encryption to the push notifications sent to your app, ensuring that only the intended user can read them. Exchange messages directly between your app and your backend server over a separate secure channel. Turn your regular sales, marketing, and helpdesk channels into highly secure ones.
Our flexible technology, solid mobile SDK, and RESTful API allow your company to rapidly and seamlessly scale your authentication app to new markets and users.
Reduce password-related issues and 50% of helpdesk requests by eliminating the password in your organisation. Stop wasting budget on card readers, SMSes, hardware security modules (HSMs) or hardware tokens.
You can either deploy nextAuth as a white-label authenticator app or seamlessly integrate our SDK into your apps to provide your users in-app logins, remote logins, authorizations, and digital signatures.
nextAuth adds a layer of encryption to the push notifications sent to your app, ensuring that only the intended user can read them. This enables you to exchange messages directly between your app and your backend server over a separate secure channel and turn your regular sales, marketing, and helpdesk channels into highly secure ones.
By providing an end-to-end solution, nextAuth can guarantee a fluid user experience. In contrast to regular solutions, we don’t rely on the browser to redirect or store any information. If you change devices, there is no need for another identifier in the browser.
Discover how nextAuth meets the PSD2/SCA requirements mandated by the EU.
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