Teams that ended the password.
How banks, fintechs, and public platforms cut fraud and friction with Paswad.
Illustrative case studies for design review.
PSD2 SCA without the helpdesk surge
Met strong-customer-auth rules with passkeys, avoiding the OTP cost and reset queue of legacy 2FA.
One web passport for 12 agencies
Citizens now use a single verified credential across services, with selective disclosure protecting privacy.
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Deployment time, measurable outcomes, and reference availability.
What results do teams typically see after deploying Paswad?
Outcomes vary by deployment, but the pattern is consistent: fewer account takeovers, fewer login support tickets, and smoother conversion once passwords and SMS OTP are removed. The illustrative Cashly case shows takeovers down 92% and login tickets down 64%.
Gains come from passwordless passkeys plus per-payment transaction signing, which together cut both fraud and friction.
How long does a typical Paswad deployment take?
Most teams launch in days to a few weeks rather than months. The illustrative Cashly rollout went fully passwordless in about six weeks, including per-payment signing.
Because Paswad uses open FIDO2 and WebAuthn standards and ships SDKs, integration is mainly wiring passkey flows into your existing login and payment screens. See how that compares to a full IAM suite.
Which metrics does Paswad improve — fraud, conversion, or support?
All three. On fraud, removing passwords and adding transaction signing sharply reduces account takeover. On conversion, passwordless login lowers drop-off at sign-in and checkout. On support, eliminating password resets and OTP failures cuts ticket volume.
The case studies highlight these as the primary measured outcomes for banks and fintechs.
Are customer references available, and does Paswad hold funds?
The case studies shown here are illustrative for design review; speak with the Paswad team to arrange suitable references for your sector. Request a quote to start that conversation.
Note that Paswad is an identity and signing layer only — it verifies identity and signs transactions but never holds funds, so your bank or platform retains full custody.