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Proof of Device (Low-Risk Authentication)

Proof of Device ensures that all transactions and interactions originate from a trusted and verified device. By leveraging the VIDA Phone Token, a PKI-backed digital key, this method provides a strong yet lightweight authentication mechanism suitable for low-risk scenarios. This ensures the user’s device is the starting point of any transaction while keeping the process seamless for end-users.

Key Features:

  • PKI-based secure device authentication.

  • Quick and frictionless user experience.

  • Prevents unauthorized access from untrusted devices.

VIDA Proof of Device Use Cases:

Proof of Device is ideal for low-risk actions where minimal user interaction is required:

Use Case 1 : Viewing Transaction History:

Access transaction history with the assurance that it is the account holder initiating the request.

Challenge:

  • Transaction history contains sensitive financial data that must be protected from unauthorized access.

  • Inadequate authentication mechanisms leave this information vulnerable to account breaches and unauthorized viewing.

Viewing Transaction History - Before and After Flow

Use Case 2 : Viewing Loan Portfolio

Enable users to securely view their loan portfolio, including outstanding amounts, repayment schedules, and interest rates.

Challenge:

  • Loan information is sensitive financial data that must be protected from unauthorized access.

  • Unsecured systems are prone to exploitation by malicious actors attempting to access personal financial details.

Viewing Loan Portfolio - Before and After Flow

Solution with VIDA Proof of Device:

  • Secure Device Validation: Ensures that access to important details are initiated only from an authenticated trusted device.

  • User-Centric Experience: Provides secure access without requiring cumbersome additional steps, maintaining usability.

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