Mercuryo has announced the launch of Passkey, a biometric authentication solution that is designed to improve security and simplify fiat-to-crypto transactions, based on information shared with Finbold on 9 June.
The new function eliminates the need for one -off pass codes (OTP) by logging in with face recognition or fingerprint scans.
Passkey to roll out in the 200+ partner network of Mercuryo
The passkey function, compatible with iPhone, Android and Windows devices, will be implemented in the Mercuryo network of more than 200 partners, including important non-right portfolios.
“We are delighted to be integrated passkey, a function that offers optimum and intuitive login process, while the protection of users’ data is also considerably improved. The introduction of Passkey shows our dedication to evolve our service continuously to deliver an exceptional user experience to provide an exceptional user experience.
Tatiana Kurach, Business development at Trust Wallet, added:
“The addition of Passkey to the Mercuryo platform will further improve the user experience for those who buy and sell digital tokens in Trust Wallet. We are convinced that there will be a ready recording of this biometric security layer under our user base. Passkey can enable users to enable users to enable users to enable users to enable users to enable users to enable users State to enable users to obtain users to obtain users and make transactions. “
Strengthening security with biometric verification
Passkey improves the protection of users by reducing the dependence on vulnerable e-mail and to reduce SMS-based registrations, to help defend against phishing, malware and AI-driven threats.
Passkey has been developed by the Fido Alliance and makes a one -off reference that is stored on the device of a user, which is then verified to the external server using the screen lock of the device.
Mercuryo says that the function tackles a major obstacle to the web3 acceptance by streamlining identity verification and making faster, safer crypto payments possible.
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