Skip the password reset cycle and ship a sign-in that users finish in seconds. With OwnID, you add a small action to your existing forms, wire a callback, and let users authenticate using the same face, fingerprint, or device PIN they already trust. In the console, set allowed origins, define relying party details, and choose whether to run OwnID as the primary login or as a step-up factor. Drop in the web snippet or mobile SDK, connect the verification webhook to your session creation endpoint, and test in a sandbox before you roll out. If you run multiple properties, enable cross-domain continuity so users can move between sibling sites without starting over. For desktop flows, turn on phone pairing: show a QR code or use a handoff to the user’s handset for quick approval.

Here’s what the user experiences. On sign-up, they tap the OwnID button, confirm with their device unlock method, and a key pair is created and linked to their account. On desktop, they scan a QR once to bind the browser to the phone; after that, approvals are one-tap. On return visits, they breeze through with a quick confirmation—no passwords, no one-time codes, no SMS. It works across major browsers and mobile platforms and doesn’t require collecting a phone number. You can run it as a single factor for consumers or as an additional factor when risk rises (new device, unusual IP, sensitive action). If you manage multiple apps under one brand, keep users signed in across them with a shared identity context. more

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