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Do you have an existing OTP solution, searching for reliable channels to deliver your message? With our Business Messaging API you can configure your own OTP setup using different channels.
Our Business Messaging API can also be used as a full-service OTP solution. Select the channels you require, and we handle the entire setup process for creating, sending, and verifying OTPs.
Fully configure your own OTP setup with our Business Messaging API to match your needs. Full freedom in the selection of channels & messages.
Contact us to get startedIf you want to get started right away you can use SOLiD, our full-service OTP service. We create, verify and deliver your OTP messages taking care of the full end-to-end process.
Contact to get startedOne Time Passwords via email are always an accessible option. Customers, who feel uneasy about sharing personal information, will often prefer receiving OTPs over email.
WhatsApp messages are encrypted from end to end, making WhatsApp Business a popular choice for sending One Time Passwords. You do need to have an opt-in before you can send them an OTP.
Did your customers already adopt your own native app? Then you can also integrate and enable two-factor authentication via push notifications within your own app.
One Time Passwords over Voice will allow you to reach users with limited sight, without mobile phones, or destinations that are not reachable by SMS, in different languages.
One Time Passwords via email are always an accessible option. Customers, who feel uneasy about sharing personal information, will often prefer receiving OTPs over email.
One Time Passwords provide a superior level of security while minimizing inconvenience for clients in the financial industry. OTPs offer a robust authentication method, meeting the customer's high expectations for data privacy.
Read moreIn the healthcare industry, data breaches often aim to exploit healthcare employees' user credentials as a gateway to sensitive systems. To prioritize security, an extra layer of protection via One Time Passwords helps safeguard valuable healthcare data.
Read moreCombatting eCommerce fraud is crucial, and One Time Passwords serve as an effective solution for online accounts. By integrating this security measure, customers gain confidence in the protection of their personal information.
Read moreGovernment employees possess access to critical data, making them prime targets for attacks. Implementing One Time Passwords ensures that only authorized users can access government data, providing an essential layer of security against unauthorized access.
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A One Time Password or OTP is a security code designed to be used for a single login attempt, to minimize the risk of fraudulent login attempts and maintain high security. It’s a string of characters or numbers automatically generated and sent to the user’s phone via SMS, Voice, or Push message.
The OTP has become the standard method worldwide of enabling a login when special circumstances apply, such as validating a new account or confirming a transaction is legitimate.
Providers like CM.com offer OTPs as a service, with a secure platform for receiving or initiating OTP requests, sending the OTP as a text or other channel, and verifying the OTP was entered correctly, so the transaction can go ahead.
The infrastructure for making use of one-time passwords integrates with your website or application using an API. This is how a site “knows” whether an entered OTP is correct or not, with safeguards like checking it’s within the time window.
There are several ways to send an OTP. Some give the option of receiving OTPs by email, although this tends to be less secure. Other providers even enable OTPs as voicemails, stating the PIN aloud when the customer checks the mailbox.
But by far the most common way to send OTPs is by Push or text messaging, typically an SMS or even WhatsApp message to the customer’s mobile phone.
Read moreAn OTP is generated automatically as a semi-random number or string of characters. There is no way to predict what the OTP will be ahead of time. OTPs are valid for a single login session or transaction, enhancing security by reducing the risk of unauthorized access even if the password is intercepted. Once used, the OTP expires, ensuring it cannot be reused for future logins or transactions.
In today's interconnected world, the importance of robust digital security cannot be overstated. As businesses and individuals grapple with increasing cyber threats, the choice of security measures becomes crucial.
Implementing safe and secure systems is a priority for most modern companies. Or at least it should be! But security measures only work if both employees and customers are willing to adopt them. How do you get everybody on board?
Chances are that you've received One Time Passwords (OTPs) before, often via SMS or email. But did you know that there might be an even better platform to send OTPs on? WhatsApp Business Platform allows you to send One Time Passwords on the favorite messaging channel of your customers, enhancing the customer experience and improving customer relations.
Two Factor Authentication, or 2FA, is an effective way to protect your data and your customers. But how do you set up Two Factor Authentication? And what messaging channels can be used for 2FA?
Protecting customer data is (or should be) a priority for every modern business. One of the most secure ways to verify customer information is by multi-factor authentication (MFA). In this blog, we’ll discuss the top benefits of MFA (and 2FA) and explain why it’s a must-have for mobile-native businesses.
Multi-factor authentication, or MFA, is one of the most effective ways for businesses to protect their systems and customers’ online accounts from hacking, spamming, data theft, and more. Let’s take a look at some common multi-factor authentication use cases in high-risk industries that could benefit from using MFA in their security protocols.
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