Return to a customer account
Help an enrolled customer recognize the service and continue to their account.
PasswordFree®Solutions
The same question has different consequences in a bank, a hospital, a public service or a workplace: can both sides trust the interaction they are about to complete?
Full Duplex Authentication® is the shared foundation. Choose the task to see how the connected service, enrolled account and person’s intended decision come together in that setting.
Help an enrolled customer recognize the service and continue to their account.
PasswordFree®Connect employee access to the environment your IT team operates.
EnterpriseAsk the responsible person before your application releases an action.
Operation approvalKeep a consequential agent action subject to a person’s decision.
Digital trust and AI
Solutions / Financial services
A business-banking payment request should be more than a familiar screen and an approval button. Explore how a connected banking application can request deliberate customer confirmation through NoPass™ and use that response in its transaction policy.

Solutions / Healthcare
Patients need to recognize the organization asking them to act. Care teams need access that fits their work. Mutual authentication brings both sides into that relationship.

Solutions / Government
A public agency must know who is using its service. A citizen should also have a way to verify the interaction before sharing access or approving a sensitive request.

Solutions / Enterprise
Help employees reach their work and keep sensitive decisions with the people responsible. NoPass brings mutual authentication and explicit operation approval to enterprise workflows.

Solutions / Ecommerce
The customer’s task is shopping, checking an order or managing an account. PasswordFree makes registration and return part of that experience, with mutual authentication behind the sign-in.

Solutions / Digital trust and AI
AI changes who can appear convincing and what software can do on our behalf. Identité® addresses two distinct moments: verifying the requesting service and asking a person to approve a sensitive action.