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Reduce account takeover and rooted-device risk before login and high-risk financial actions.
Mobile banking and fintech apps are prime targets. Attackers use rooted devices, malicious keyboards, and overlay attacks to intercept credentials and drain accounts.
Traditional login (username/password) doesn't detect compromised devices. You need attestation as a step-up before money movement.
Attestation integrates into your step-up authentication flow. User signs in with password/2FA, then the device must attest to its health. Rules are strict: security level (TEE), green boot, recent patches, registered device, app signature match.
If the device fails, the transaction is denied with a clear error. If it passes, users can access balances, transfer funds, and make payments with confidence.
User signs in → receives 2FA code → device attests to security level, boot state, app integrity → if pass, user can access account and initiate transfers → if fail, deny with 'device not trusted, update software and try again.'
Device security level must be TEE or higher (hardware-backed)
Boot state must be green (no tampering)
System patches must be recent (e.g., last 30 days)
Device must be registered in your secure device registry
App package signature must match banking app's official key
Optional: challenge binding to prevent token transfer between devices
Account takeover is a regulatory and reputational nightmare. Attestation-based step-up is a visible security measure that shows you take fraud prevention seriously, reduces actual account compromise, and improves customer trust.
Confirms device has a hardware-backed trusted execution environment. No rooted device can bypass this.
Attestation is called as part of your existing auth flow. No separate dashboard or app required.
Rooted devices are detected and denied in <1 second. No false positives, no legitimate users blocked.
Full attestation history and policy decisions logged for SOC 2, PCI-DSS, and regulatory audits.