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Two-factor login
Two-factor login supports verification of the login using fingerprint mobile confirmation, email or SMS confirmation
- The registration of a device for 2. factor
- Login using the 2 factor
- Login to the trusted device
- Confirmation using SMS
Two factor authentication primarily expects authentication using the fingerprint confirmation through the mobile application. The email confirmation is used to set up the mobile application and confirm the trusted device.
Two factor security is on the security level used by banking applications and on the level required by standards like ISO 27000 or TISAX.
The registration of a device for 2. factor
Activity scheme describes, how to set up mobile device as a trusted devices for 2-factor authentication
Registered device currently shall used Android. iOS devices are under testing.
Login using the 2 factor
The following activity scheme describes login process to the browser–based application with 2 factors:
Login to the trusted device
User can set up a device as a trusted device. When a computer and browser is set up as a trusted, it allows login without second device confirmation.
Mobile devices confirmed to be a trusted device supports login using bio-metric authentication without confirmation by another factor.
Confirmation using SMS
SMS confirmation is allowed as an add-on service for business client with the application payment scheme.