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Authsignal: Passwordless Authentication and Adaptive MFA

Authsignal helps businesses implement risk-based authentication and passkeys without replacing their existing identity stack. It is designed for organizations in regulated industries that need to support fraud prevention and account security.

Pricing

Professional plans start at $1,099 per month for up to 20,000 monthly active users. Enterprise plans use volume-based pricing. A 30-day free trial is available.

At a glance

Best for
Mid-market companies, Enterprise businesses, FinTech and Financial Services, Healthcare providers, E-commerce platforms
Key use cases
Preventing Account Takeovers, Risk-Based Step-Up Authentication, Digital Identity Verification, SMS Cost Optimization, Call Center Verification
Integrations
Amazon Cognito, Azure AD B2C, Auth0, Keycloak, Duende IdentityServer
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How AI is used

Authsignal is an authentication-as-a-service platform designed to add security layers to a business's existing identity provider. It focuses on reducing reliance on passwords through FIDO-certified passkeys and various multi-factor authentication (MFA) methods.

The tool is designed for mid-market and enterprise companies, including those in financial services, healthcare, e-commerce, and fintech. It provides implementation options ranging from pre-built UI components to custom APIs for design control.

Businesses can manage risk using a no-code rules engine that may trigger step-up authentication based on behavior or risk signals. The platform also supports identity checks, including biometric face and palm scanning and official ID document verification.

Buyers should confirm whether their current technical architecture supports the integration of a drop-in authentication layer and verify if the professional tier's user limits align with their monthly active user count.

Key Features

  • FIDO-certified Passkeys

    Supports phishing-resistant, passwordless authentication using device-based biometrics.

  • Adaptive MFA

    Applies multi-factor authentication selectively based on contextual risk factors such as device and location.

  • No-Code Rules Engine

    A visual builder used to set fraud rules, trigger authentication steps, or block access based on risk signals.

  • Biometric Authentication

    Supports identity verification via face matching and palm vein scanning.

  • Multi-Channel OTP

    Delivers one-time passcodes via SMS, Email, and WhatsApp.

  • User Observability

    Provides audit trails and a view of customer actions to help fraud teams diagnose security events.

Use Cases

  • Preventing Account Takeovers

    Using phishing-resistant passkeys and adaptive rules to help protect B2C accounts from credential stuffing.

  • Risk-Based Step-Up Authentication

    Requiring additional verification when risk signals are detected during sensitive transactions.

  • Digital Identity Verification

    Verifying government-issued IDs and using live face matching for user onboarding.

  • SMS Cost Optimization

    Replacing some SMS OTPs with WhatsApp OTPs or passkeys to manage operational costs.

  • Call Center Verification

    Verifying caller identity through MFA workflows during phone-based customer service.

Integrations

  • Amazon Cognito
  • Azure AD B2C
  • Auth0
  • Keycloak
  • Duende IdentityServer
  • NextAuth.js
  • ServiceNow
  • Salesforce
  • Amazon Connect

FAQ

How does Authsignal integrate with existing identity providers?

It is designed as a drop-in solution that plugs into existing architectures, offering integrations with providers such as Amazon Cognito, Azure AD B2C, and Auth0.

What is the starting price for Authsignal?

The Professional plan starts at $1,099 per month and supports up to 20,000 monthly active users (MAUs).

Does Authsignal offer a free trial?

Yes, Authsignal provides a 30-day free trial with access to features including passkeys and the rules engine.

What are 'adaptive' MFA and 'step-up' authentication?

Adaptive MFA applies authentication selectively based on risk signals, while step-up authentication increases the required security strength when a high-risk action is detected.

Source category: Security

Source subcategory: Identity & Access Management

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