Passwords prove nothing.
Phished, shared and never tied to a person.
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Unified Identity Assurance Platform
Multi-factor authentication with genuine identity assurance, where no biometric data is ever stored, transmitted, or exposed. Anywhere. Privacy-preserving biometrics, built with dynamic linking and MFA by design. Available on-premises and as SaaS.
Secure identity. Simplified.
One glance proves the person, the device and the action.
Digital services without passwords, usernames, SMS OTPs or external MFA tools. Every element is bound together cryptographically, so trust is proven, never assumed.
Identity
Device
Transaction
KYC
Standards
Certified by international standards.
FIDOBiometricComponent certified
FIDOFIDO2Certified
ISO/IEC30107-3Certified
NISTCertified
GDPRCertified
eIDAS 2.0Aligned
Today's security challenges
Authentication tools share one flaw: no cryptographic link to the person.
MFA stops attacks, not impostors.
It cannot show who is actually using it.
A voice is easy to fake.
Impersonation needs no access at all.
Identity-verification biometrics.
Exposed to deepfakes, siloed, and stored as a honeypot.
Device-native biometrics.
They unlock the device, not the identity, and fall back to a PIN.
Passkeys.
They rely on device biometrics, so a PIN can stand in for the person.
Actions happen, nothing links them.
No dynamic link to what the user approves.
No proof, no accountability.
No binding proof of who authorized each transaction.
None of these methods can prove that the person authenticating is the same person who enrolled.
The security paradox
Traditional biometrics protect access with data that can never be changed.
Server-side biometric storage creates honeypots. Device-native biometrics authenticate the device, not the person: under NIST guidance a biometric is not an authenticator on its own, only an activation factor that unlocks the device's key.* The bank never learns whose face unlocked it, or whether a PIN did.
Privacy-preserving biometrics resolve the paradox: no complete template is ever created, stored or transmitted. Not on the device, not on the server, not anywhere in between.
* NIST SP 800-63B implementation resources. pages.nist.gov
How it works
True multi-factor authentication in one glance.
Each factor is verified independently. True MFA, not layered security.
Inherence
Who you arePrivacy-enhancing facial recognition with anti-spoofing liveness detection. Biometric data is transformed with secure multi-party computation before it leaves the device, and is never stored.
Possession
What you haveCryptographic device binding, verified independently of the biometric. A PIN cannot stand in for the person.
Customer authentication
Passwordless, and built for regulated industries.
Secure device binding
Keys in the device's secure hardware make authentication inseparable from a verified device.
Passwordless login
One biometric action replaces passwords and SMS OTPs, authenticating the user and the device.
Dynamic linking
Strong customer authentication tied to the exact amount and payee.
Step-up authentication
Higher assurance for high-value or privileged actions, with a seamless biometric challenge.
Account recovery
Self-service recovery using true biometric identity. No helpdesk, no SMS codes.
Enrollment
A biometric scan certified by global standards, or enrollment from your existing KYC.
The regulatory shift
The burden of proof has moved to the bank. A bank that cannot prove who approved a payment will pay for it.
EU and UK: proof
When a customer disputes a payment, the bank must prove it was authenticated, and use of a credential is not, on its own, proof of authorization.1
UK: reimbursement
Victims of authorised push payment fraud must be reimbursed since October 2024.2
EU: liability
Agreed payment reforms make banks refund impersonation fraud and cover losses where fraud controls fall short.3
Global: shared responsibility
Singapore assigns phishing losses to banks and telcos that miss their duties.4
Sources
- PSD2 Article 72; UK Payment Services Regulations 2017, reg. 75. eba.europa.eu · legislation.gov.uk
- PSR APP fraud reimbursement, 7 October 2024. freshfields.com
- PSD3 and Payment Services Regulation provisional agreement, 27 November 2025. taylorwessing.com
- MAS and IMDA Shared Responsibility Framework, 16 December 2024. reedsmith.com
Regulatory alignment
Built for compliance, not retrofitted.
PSD2 strong customer authentication
- Inherence and possession verified independently
- Dynamic linking for payment authorization
- A unique code per transaction
- No static credentials in the chain
Privacy by design
- No biometric data stored
- No central biometric database
- Secure multi-party computation
- Data minimization
Fraud prevention
- Passive liveness detection
- Device-bound cryptographic keys
- No shared credentials
- No SMS codes to intercept through SIM swaps
Value delivered
What we deliver to your organization.
Eliminate credential theft
No passwords, PINs or OTPs to phish.
Reduce friction
One glance replaces multi-step flows.
Cut support costs
Self-service recovery, no helpdesk.
Device-agnostic
iOS, Android and web: any device with a camera.
Future-proof
FIDO2-certified and built on open standards.
Regulatory confidence
Designed to support PSD2, GDPR and eIDAS requirements.
One platform. On-premises or SaaS.
The same capabilities, standards and security model in both.
On-premises
Installed in your own data centre. Customer data, server-side keys and audit records stay within your environment and your governance.
SaaS
Fully managed and ready to integrate, for organizations that want to start quickly without running infrastructure.
Ready to secure your digital future?
Let's discuss how Imagineers can strengthen your organization's security posture and identity infrastructure.
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