Lock Down Every Login Without Passwords
Replace passwords and OTPs with device-bound authentication that’s fast for users, strong for security and built for compliance .
Trusted by leading global companies
Why Traditional Authentication Fails
Passwords, OTPs, and device-blind MFA weren’t built for today’s threat landscape. Phishing kits, session hijacking, and account takeover attacks make traditional authentication the weakest link and the easiest way in.
Phishing attacks bypass OTPs, SMS codes, and push approvals with ease
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SCA, PSD2, and emerging EUDI standards are accelerating stronger, device-bound authentication
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Users expect login flows that are fast, intuitive, and free from outdated friction
Authenticate Every Interaction
Ditto Authenticate replaces fragile credentials and OTPs with deterministic, device-bound trust, securing logins and approvals without adding friction.
Passwordless Login
Eliminate credential-based risk with device-bound login that’s instant for users — and leaves attackers with nothing to steal.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Strong customer authentication powered by device integrity, biometrics and split-key cryptography.
Transaction Signing
Every high-risk action is signed using a private cryptographic key bound to the user’s trusted device, ensuring approvals can’t be forged or intercepted.
Adaptive Step-Up
Trigger biometric or device-based step-up authentication during suspicious behaviour, compromised sessions, or high-value transactions.
Why Organisations Choose Ditto Authenticate
Ditto Authenticate replaces fragile, guessable, and spoofable factors with cryptographically enforced trust across every digital journey.
A Headache for Hackers
Split-key cryptography binds authentication to a trusted device and the session it’s initiated from, making phishing, replay and push-fatigue attacks ineffective.
No More Weakest Link
No passwords to steal, no SMS codes to intercept, no approval prompts to manipulate. Just deterministic, device-bound trust.
Built for Compliance
Ditto supports PSD2, SCA, and eIDAS-aligned authentication across login, step-up, and transaction flows — without introducing unnecessary friction.
In-Flow Transaction Signing
Each transaction is cryptographically signed using a private key secured on the user’s device, to prevent forged, coerced, or tampered approvals.
See Ditto Authenticate in Action
Ditto simplifies identity and transaction authentication — ensuring the right people can access the right things, every time.
Designed For Enterprise Authentication
Split-key cryptography, mutual authentication, and trusted device signals work together to replace fragile credentials with deterministic, tamper-proof authentication across all digital journeys.
Use cases
The Ditto Authenticate Difference
Step-Up Authentication
Trigger stronger checks only when risk requires it.
Deploy biometric or cryptographic enforced step-ups for suspicious behaviour, compromised sessions, or high-value actions.
Transaction Signing
Capture cryptographic proof of user intent for payments and sensitive changes, providing tamper-proof, non-repudiable records.
EUDI Intermediary Services
Use wallet attestations as strong authentication factors for login and transaction approval. Orchestrate flows where EUDI credentials sit alongside existing factors to meet future regulatory expectations.
Caller Verification
Authenticate callers before support conversations begin. Use device-bound identity to confirm the customer’s legitimacy and stop social engineering attacks.
"Ditto's cryptographically secured communication protocol protects our financial digital identity platform, ensuring trusted data exchange between data subjects and the platform while protecting sensitive information."
"We trust Ditto to secure our clients’ most sensitive interactions; their technology is the foundation of the digital trust we promote, deliver and uphold."
See Ditto Authenticate in Action
Stop account takeover with device-bound, passwordless authentication that leaves attackers with nothing to steal.
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