OneSpan has announced DigipassONE, a unified platform for authentication, transaction security, in-app protection, analytics, and digital credential innovation. The platform enables organizations to support multiple authentication technologies—including OTP, FIDO2, Digipass, and Cronto transaction-signing—within a single architecture, allowing modernization at their own pace while supporting evolving customer preferences and regulatory requirements.
DigipassONE unifies OneSpan's authentication technologies—OTP, FIDO2, Digipass, and Cronto transaction signing—in a single platform.
The platform supports on-premises and cloud deployments, software and hardware form factors, with modular capabilities.
OneSpan recently introduced an early-access release of its digital credentials solution for issuing and verifying credentials within authentication workflows.
The company serves more than 60% of the world's 100 largest banks and processes billions of secure authentication transactions annually.
DigipassONE supports progressive modernization without requiring organizations to replace existing authentication investments.
OneSpan was recognized as an Overall Leader in KuppingerCole's Leadership Compass for Passwordless Authentication.
Organizations are under increasing pressure to modernize authentication while supporting existing infrastructure, meeting evolving regulatory requirements, deploying emerging technologies, and reducing operational complexity. For financial institutions in particular, authentication modernization must balance security, compliance, and operational efficiency while meeting the evolving expectations and preferences of their customers. Yet the journey to modern authentication is rarely a single technology transition. Organizations must continue supporting multiple authentication methods while gradually adopting new technologies, making it essential to modernize without disrupting existing environments, user experiences, or business operations.
To help organizations navigate this transition, OneSpan Inc. (NASDAQ: OSPN) today announced DigipassONE™, its unified platform for authentication, transaction security, in-app protection, analytics and digital credential innovation.
DigipassONE introduces a common platform architecture that simplifies how organizations deploy, manage, and expand authentication capabilities while enabling them to support evolving customer authentication preferences through technologies such as passkeys and digital credentials. By bringing together authentication, transaction signing, digital credentials, analytics, and in-application protection through shared platform services, DigipassONE provides a practical path for organizations looking to modernize authentication without unnecessary operational disruption.
This launch marks an important step in OneSpan's platform strategy and reflects how authentication is evolving across the industry. Financial institutions worldwide are modernizing authentication while preparing for emerging identity technologies, evolving regulations, and new digital trust models. Initiatives such as the European Digital Identity Wallet rollout, targeting 80% citizen adoption by 2030, and regulations including PSD3 illustrate this broader shift, reinforcing the need for flexible authentication platforms that can adapt to changing requirements. At the same time, enterprises are not standardizing on a single authentication approach. Instead, financial institutions and other high-value trust organizations require the flexibility to support multiple forms of strong customer authentication across diverse environments, use cases, and regulatory requirements.
DigipassONE is designed to create that bridge by unifying OneSpan's trusted authentication technologies—including OTP, FIDO2, Digipass, and Cronto transaction-signing capabilities—within a single platform. Whether deployed on-premises or in the cloud, in software or hardware form factors, DigipassONE provides these organizations with the freedom to modernize at their own pace while meeting evolving demands for security, compliance, and customer experience.
The new platform helps organizations evolve from today's authentication environments toward tomorrow's technologies—from traditional authentication to FIDO2 passwordless experiences, from standalone authentication products toward a shared platform architecture, and from today's identity requirements toward emerging digital credential ecosystems. Rather than requiring organizations to replace existing authentication investments, DigipassONE enables them to modernize in line with their business priorities and adoption timelines while supporting the diverse authentication preferences, security needs, and digital experiences their customers expect.
As part of this evolution, OneSpan recently introduced an early-access release of its digital credentials solution, enabling organizations to issue and verify credentials within authentication and transaction workflows. This reflects OneSpan's continued investment in digital credentials while establishing a foundation for future platform innovation.
"Authentication modernization is not a rip-and-replace exercise," said Guillaume Teixeron, senior analyst at KuppingerCole. "Financial institutions in particular will run hardware tokens, mobile authenticators, and passkeys side by side for years, and the real differentiator is no longer any single method but the ability to manage that coexistence without abandoning existing investments."
"Authentication isn't evolving in a straight line," said Ashish Jain, Chief Technology Officer at OneSpan. "Organizations will support multiple authentication technologies for years to come while balancing security, user experience, regulatory expectations, and operational complexity. DigipassONE reflects our belief that modernization should happen progressively, giving customers a practical path to adopt what's next without abandoning what already works."
With DigipassONE, organizations benefit from a modular platform approach built around four strategic areas:
Modernize without disruption by supporting emerging authentication technologies while preserving existing authentication investments and accommodating diverse customer authentication preferences.
Strengthen security through high-assurance authentication and transaction signing that help protect customer accounts and digital interactions.
Simplify authentication management through shared administration, policies, reporting, and monitoring.
Expand over time through a modular platform that supports progressive adoption of new authentication technologies as customer expectations, business needs and regulatory requirements evolve.
Built on more than 30 years of authentication experience and one of the industry's broadest authentication portfolios, DigipassONE reflects OneSpan's continued investment in helping organizations navigate the authentication modernization journey. Today, more than 60% of the world's 100 largest banks rely on OneSpan authentication technologies to help secure critical digital interactions. The company's longstanding leadership within the FIDO ecosystem and recognition as an Overall Leader in KuppingerCole Analysts' Leadership Compass for Passwordless Authentication further reinforce its leadership in the evolving authentication market.
About OneSpan
OneSpan helps organizations build secure, seamless, and trusted digital experiences through two solution portfolios: Cybersecurity and Digital Agreements. Our cybersecurity solutions protect identities, secure mobile apps, and safeguard access through advanced high-assurance authentication, threat intelligence, fraud prevention, and robust mobile app protection, defending users, devices, and applications against sophisticated attacks. Our digital agreements solutions streamline agreement workflows with secure e-signatures, identity verification, and smart digital forms, built to enable speed, compliance, and exceptional customer experiences. Trusted by leading global enterprises, including more than 60% of the world's 100 largest banks, OneSpan processes over 100 million digital agreements and billions of secure authentication transactions across more than 120 countries each year.
