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Learn how the GENIUS Act identity requirements reshape IAM with new KYC, wallet binding, and verifiable credential mandates for stablecoin issuers.

Passwordless vs MFA: MFA adds verification layers on top of passwords, while passwordless removes passwords entirely using biometrics, passkeys, or FIDO2 keys.

Identity verification confirms a person is who they claim to be. Learn how it compares to authentication and authorization in a continuous trust model.

Decentralized identity is a framework where individuals own and control their credentials without a central authority. See how eIDAS 2.0 impacts EU finance.

A one-time password (OTP) is an auto-generated code valid for only a single login or transaction. Learn how OTPs work, delivery methods, and common use cases.

Liveness detection is a security method that confirms a biometric, like a face or fingerprint, comes from a live person and not a fake image or recording.

Discover facial biometrics and other authentication methods that deliver trusted, privacy-focused identity verification for onboarding and secure login.

Security by design is an approach that embeds security controls into architecture from the earliest stages. Learn key principles, practices, and UX impact.

Step-up authentication is a security method that prompts users for extra verification only during high-risk actions. Learn how it works and when to use it.