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Phishing-resistant foundation
Passkeys are origin-bound and do not expose a reusable password for an attacker to capture.
Competitive advantage
Knowing the sender changes the decision.
Traditional signals tell us what a request looks or sounds like. AppKeyId helps prove who is actually behind it, creating a stronger basis for trust.
| Trust signal | Easy for people | Resists imitation | Bound to a controlled credential | Verifiable by software |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voice or video recognition | Yes | Limited | — | — |
| Caller ID / sender address | Yes | Limited | — | Partial |
| Shared secret / safe word | Variable | Until exposed | — | — |
| One-time code | Variable | Can be relayed | Channel-dependent | Yes |
| AppKeyId attestation | Passkey UX | Cryptographic proof | Yes | Yes |
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Proof at the action layer
Extend identity assurance beyond login and toward the message, request, or approval itself.
03
Built for AI-era threats
Judge an interaction by verifiable provenance rather than by how convincingly it imitates a human.