Different industries.
Same moment of risk.
Verify intent the moment before an irreversible action executes. PassProof integrates with existing banking, enterprise, public-sector and industrial systems.
Banking, securities & payments
In online banking and brokerage, one fraudulent instruction after login can mean immediate, unrecoverable loss.
The challenge
Once authentication is compromised, fraudulent instructions look genuine. By the time they are detected, the funds have moved.
Why it matters
Institutions must protect customer assets — and increasingly, prove that a transaction was genuinely authorized.
Where PassProof helps
Adds explicit holder approval and transaction confirmation to the operations you designate, such as large transfers and payee changes. Passkeys and existing authentication stay in place.
Typical actions in scope
- Holder approval for large transfers
- Payee and receiving-account changes
- Sensitive account-setting changes
- Deterring fraudulent instructions
Enterprise
Privilege changes and supplier payment updates are internal operations where one fraudulent action can mean major loss or data exposure.
The challenge
Fake requests to change supplier bank details and privilege changes from compromised accounts are processed as routine business.
Why it matters
With supply-chain security under scrutiny, a clear record of who approved what underpins internal control and audit.
Where PassProof helps
Confirms approval by an authorized person before a critical operation runs. Integration with approval workflows and business systems is designed per project.
Typical actions in scope
- Granting or changing admin privileges
- Supplier bank-detail changes
- Other internal high-risk operations
- Integration with approval workflows
Public sector
As public services move online, verifying a resident’s identity is not enough. Every critical procedure that follows must remain legitimate.
The challenge
Benefit-account changes and proxy applications directly affect residents’ livelihoods. Fraud harms the individual and erodes public trust.
Why it matters
Combined with official identity verification such as Japan’s My Number Card (JPKI), intent verification at critical steps protects residents and administrators alike.
Where PassProof helps
Confirms the resident’s approval for critical operations such as changing a payment account. Integration with administrative systems is designed to each authority’s requirements.
Typical actions in scope
- Building on resident identity verification
- Benefit-payment account changes
- Critical administrative procedures
- Verifying proxy applications
Logistics & industry
Where large workforces and subcontractors share systems, organizations must know who performed an action — and with what authority.
The challenge
Shared devices and accounts blur authority, opening the door to corporate-card misuse and data tampering.
Why it matters
Verifying identity and authority only at critical moments strengthens control without slowing the front line or burdening the back office.
Where PassProof helps
Binds each worker to a registered device and confirms authority and intent at the moment of a critical action. Integration with operational systems and corporate-card management is designed per project.
Typical actions in scope
- Workforce identity assurance
- Operational authority checks
- Corporate card usage control
- Integration with business systems
These scenarios describe where PassProof is designed to apply. They do not represent deployments at any specific organization. Each use case requires integration with the customer’s systems; scope and approach are confirmed in a technical briefing.
Map PassProof to your operations.
Share the operations you need to protect and your current authentication stack. We will scope the fit together.