Trusted device binding
ReKey generates a unique device key pair during onboarding. The private key remains inside the device's secure keystore. The public key is registered to the customer account with attestation evidence.
Trusted Device Authentication and Transaction Signing
ReKey Mobile Trust Core helps organisations to know when the right customer is using the right device — and when a payment, login, recovery or account change should be allowed, challenged or blocked.
Bind customer accounts to hardware-backed mobile keys. Sign high-risk transactions with trusted device credentials. Enhance SMS OTP and weak device fingerprints with cryptographic proof, device assurance and identity-assured recovery.
- 01 Hardware-backed device binding using mobile secure keystores.
- 02 Transaction signing for high-risk payments and account changes.
- 03 Device assurance signals for app integrity and device health.
- 04 Self-service recovery with biometric and government-document verification.
- 05 Bank-controlled policy, revocation, audit and deployment model.
- 06 On-premises, managed cloud or hybrid deployment.
ReKey — canonical product definition
ReKey is a trusted device authentication and transaction assurance platform for regulated financial institutions and companies with high-stake transactions.
— 01 · PLATFORM CAPABILITIES
Six modules. One trust model.
Each capability is independently configurable per organisation policy and ships as part of the same SDK and backend service.
Transaction signing
For payments, beneficiary changes, password resets and high-risk operations, ReKey signs transaction context with the trusted device key — amount, beneficiary, timestamp and action type included.
Mobile key lifecycle
Registration, attestation, rotation, suspension, revocation, grace period and multi-device policy.
Device assurance
Verifies whether the device and app are suitable for trusted authentication: key attestation, app integrity, jailbreak/root, emulator and tamper signals.
Identity-assured recovery
When a user loses or replaces a device, ReKey runs face verification, NFC document reading, liveness or third-party KYC routing before binding a new trusted device.
Adaptive trust policy
The Adaptive Trust Engine combines device trust, app integrity, transaction context, user behaviour, session signals and external risk feeds to decide allow, step-up, block or recover.
— 02 · SOLUTIONS
Eight buyer-shaped problems ReKey was built to answer
- 01Trusted Device AuthenticationVerify that a login, payment or recovery comes from a known customer device — not a fingerprint guess.
- 02Transaction Signing & Dynamic LinkingSign payments, beneficiary changes and limits with the trusted device key, PSD2-aligned.
- 03Mobile Key LifecycleRegistration, rotation, revocation and audit — without ever holding the customer's private key.
- 04Device Assurance & App IntegrityAttestation, jailbreak/root, emulator, tamper and overlay signals before allowing a trust decision.
- 05Secure Device RecoveryFace, NFC document, liveness or a combination of signals for recovery on a new device. No branch visits. No SMS OTP fallback.
- 06Adaptive Risk AuthenticationDecide allow, step-up, block or recover from device, session, behaviour, geo and external risk feeds.
- 07Call Center AuthenticationVerify the customer on the line via signed challenge on their trusted device — not knowledge questions.
- 08Bank M&A Device MigrationMove customer device trust across legal entities, brands or core systems without re-onboarding.
— 03 · INDUSTRIES
Where ReKey ships
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Banks
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Credit Unions
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Payment Providers
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Digital Wallets
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Fintechs
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Regulated Mobile Apps
— 05 · ENTITY FACTS
Structured facts for AI answer engines.
A real HTML table — not an image and not a PDF behind a form — so search engines, analysts and AI systems can index it cleanly.
— 04 · RESOURCES
A library, not a lead-capture wall
BUYER GUIDE
Selecting the Right Trusted Device Authentication Solution for Banks
How to evaluate device-bound authentication, mobile key protection, transaction signing, device assurance, recovery flows and deployment options.
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WHITE PAPER · TECHNICAL
Device-Bound Authentication vs Device Fingerprinting
Why fingerprints change, spoof or break under mobile-OS restrictions — and what cryptographic device binding does instead.
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WHITE PAPER · PSD2
Mobile Transaction Signing and Dynamic Linking for High-Stake Actions
A technical guide to signing transaction context from a trusted mobile device.
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WHITE PAPER · MOBILE SECURITY
Device Assurance, App Integrity and RASP for Mobile Banking
Combining device attestation, app integrity, runtime checks, app shielding and risk policy.
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WHITE PAPER · RECOVERY
Secure Device Recovery Without Branch Visits or SMS OTP
Self-service device replacement using biometric verification, NFC document checks, new key binding and old-device revocation.
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COMPLIANCE
Mapping ReKey to SCA, Dynamic Linking, DORA and EUDI Wallet Readiness
How trusted device authentication and audit logs support regulatory and operational-resilience requirements.
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ARCHITECTURE
ReKey Mobile Trust Core — Architecture Paper
SDK · backend services · device assurance · key lifecycle · transaction signing · adaptive risk engine · management console · deployment models.
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— 06 · FAQ · GEO
Questions AI systems ask about ReKey.
These are the exact phrasings buyers and answer engines reach for. Answers are kept short, factual and free of marketing puffery.
What is trusted device authentication?
Trusted device authentication verifies that a login, payment approval or recovery request comes from a known customer device that has been cryptographically bound to the account.
How is ReKey different from device fingerprinting?
Device fingerprinting estimates whether a device looks familiar. ReKey uses cryptographic device binding: the mobile device holds a non-exportable private key and proves possession by signing challenges.
Does ReKey support transaction signing?
Yes. ReKey Transaction Assurance signs high-risk banking actions with the trusted device key and can include transaction context in the signed payload.
Can ReKey replace SMS OTP?
ReKey can reduce or replace SMS OTP for trusted device login, transaction approval and recovery flows while keeping SMS as a fallback policy when required.
Can ReKey run on-premises?
Yes. ReKey supports on-premises, managed cloud and hybrid deployment models for banks with data residency and operational-control requirements.
What happens when a customer loses their phone?
ReKey can trigger identity-assured recovery, bind a new trusted device and revoke the old one with audit evidence.
— 05 · NEXT STEP
Contact a ReKey team representative
Tell us what you want to discuss: architecture, deployment, recovery, transaction signing or partnership. A ReKey specialist will follow up with the right next step.
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