Passkey-backed identity proof for messages, requests, and digital interactions.
Attested communication

We can prove who you are and where you are

AppKeyId brings passkey-backed identity proof to digital communication—so people and applications can verify the source before they trust the request.

Verify the sourceProtect the requestTrust with evidence
AI-resistant trustFIDO2 passkeysVerifiable originHuman-first privacyCross-platform
The question behind every request

Who is really asking?

Email addresses, caller ID, writing style, faces, and voices can all be copied or spoofed. AppKeyId adds a separate signal the recipient can verify: identity proof backed by a passkey the legitimate user controls.

01

Verify the source

Connect the message to a passkey-backed identity instead of trusting an address, appearance, or familiar tone.

02

Understand the request

Associate identity proof with the message, approval, or action that the recipient is being asked to trust.

03

Decide with confidence

Give people and applications a clear signal before they respond, approve, disclose, or transfer.

How it works

Proof travels with the request.

AppKeyId adds a simple identity-verification layer to the communication tools and application workflows people already use.

1

Establish identity

A user creates an AppKeyId identity with a FIDO2 passkey protected by their device.

2

Make the request

An application asks for identity proof for a message, approval, or sensitive interaction.

3

Authorize proof

The user confirms locally. The private key stays on the device and is never sent with the message.

4

Verify the source

The recipient can see that the request is backed by a valid identity credential before acting.

A visible answer

Before you trust the request, verify who made it.

AppKeyId helps the recipient answer the question that appearances cannot: who is really behind this message?

Why attested communication wins
Example request
Payment approval

Please approve the updated vendor account.

Source verified • Richard K.
Unverified request

Wire instructions changed. Act immediately.

Source has not been verified

Know who is behind the next request before you trust it.

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