OwnID

Start by upgrading your sign-up and sign-in forms with a drop-in button that feels native to your UI. Add the lightweight script, place the call-to-action beside your existing submit control, and wire a couple of callbacks for success and error states. During registration, the user creates a device-bound credential; at login, they confirm with their device unlock (Face/Touch or PIN) and you receive a verified assertion to complete the session. The same flow works across browsers, platforms, and domains, so you don’t need separate implementations for mobile and desktop. No SMS codes, email links, or phone numbers are required, which simplifies your onboarding logic and reduces deliverability issues.

For end users, the journey is straightforward: choose the new sign-in option, confirm on your handset, and you’re in. If they sign up on one device and return on another, they can approve on their phone and continue in the current browser without re-entering secrets. Because the keys live on the device, phished passwords and credential stuffing are taken out of the equation. The button blends into your current flow, so there’s nothing new to learn—just tap, confirm, proceed. Add an optional fallback path for edge cases (e.g., lost device) and let users re-enroll a new device after a short recovery check.

Admins can layer security and governance without complicating the experience. Turn on multi-factor prompts for sensitive actions, enforce role-based rules for who can enroll or reset, and track sign-in events with user activity logs. Centralize access to internal tools through SSO, or let consumers use social identities while still protecting sessions with on-device verification. Secure your APIs by requiring authenticated calls backed by the same verified identity. If you still maintain legacy credentials, keep them in a managed silo and use them only as a backup path, with clear compliance reporting for audits.

Common workflows become faster: reduce checkout abandonment by letting shoppers return with a quick confirm; streamline SaaS access by enabling one-click entry across subdomains; protect admin consoles with MFA while keeping the flow under two seconds; simplify developer onboarding by approving API access and roles in one place; and let support teams process access requests confidently with full visibility. Measure the impact with concrete metrics—higher registration completion, fewer resets, lower fraud alerts—and iterate by adjusting prompts and policies without rewriting your forms.