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2-Way Authentication
Combining strong auth with reciprocal auth prevents common credential attacks (phishing and MITM) and prevents relying party impersonation on the other end.
Combine passkeys to authenticate your users and DIDComm to authenticate your session and secure information sharing
2-way authentication enforces each side to authenticate to each other through a protected channel, protecting against MITM, malicious actors, repudiation, and information interception
Secure Access
Passkeys are defined between the user and portabl and a way to secure wallet access both within and outside the context of a session
Secure Communication
DIDComm enables end-to-end protection and sender and intended recipient verification, ensuring private and tamper-resistant communication channels.
Authenticity
DIDComm proves the identity of the sender in a way that only the recipient can verify before any exchange of PII or proofs takes place
Toward zero-trust
DIDComm is a key component for a for zero-trust system— the underlying cryptography guarantees confidentiality, integrity, and non-repudiation
How it works
Set a Passkey - Attach a FIDO-based authentication key to your Portabl account — this relies on the security of your mobile device to connect you to your account via FaceID or TouchID
Double Auth - When a user triggers a Portabl login, the session looks for both a known passkey as well as successful DIDComm auth—something you are, something you have, plus your network identifier.
Fast and Silent - The only user interaction happens at the passkey level—DID-based authentication happens silently
Guardrails - We protect the device-account relationship tight restrictions around passkey management and biometric change detection.
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