We have a single mission: to protect your company and users from online attacks and fraud, avoiding account acquisition, log-in hijacking, transaction tampering and payment fraud.
All in full compliance with current regulations. We constantly strive to improve and find increasingly integrated and compliant solutions to give your digital transformation the boost it needs.
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The Simplification Decree (Legislative Decree no.135 of 14 December 2018 – converted into law on 7 February 2019) describes 3 main characteristics.
First of all, the definition of blockchain as a “technology based on distributed ledgers” is introduced in the system for the first time.
Smart Contracts are defined and it is expected that – after meeting certain requirements – they will be put on the same level with contracts in writing (a form that is sometimes required by law to finalise an agreement).
The timestamp provided for by the eIDAS regulation on electronic identification (already in force since 2014) is identified and recognised.
At the end of 2016, ISO set up a Technical Committee called “Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies”, a working group with the aim of issuing rules to standardise blockchain technologies and distributed ledger technologies.
The committee, referred to as TC 307, consists of 44 participating members and 13 observer members. It has already published 3 ISO standards and another 8 ISO standards are already being developed.
European regulation eIDAS (electronic IDentification, Authentication and trust Services, no. 910 / 2014) came into force on 24 May 2016 and replaces directive 1999/93/EC.
It regulates electronic signatures and electronic transactions on the European single market.
Data in an electronic form, attached or connected by logical association to other electronic data and used by the signer to sign.
It must only be associated with the signer, be able to identify them, created under their exclusive control and connected to the data signed.
It is an AES created on an ad-hoc device, based on a qualified electronic certificate and its legal effect is equivalent to a handwritten signature.
Payment Service Directive 2 came into force on January 2018 and became effective on 14 September 2019, marking the beginning of the era of Open Banking in Europe.
Compliant with authentication based on the use of two or more elements classified as knowledge, possession and inherence.
You will have a durable code as all transmitted information is encoded with the AES 256 encryption algorithm and can only be decrypted by the concerned device.
As a result, the PIN number, digital fingerprint and smartphone are factors entirely independent from each other and they cannot compromise each other.
The authentication code is associated with the transaction information and is not valid if the recipient or other data are changed.
Blockchain solutions that are ever more integrated with current regulations to give your digital transformation the boost it needs and do so under entirely secure conditions.
PSD2 blockchain strong authentication based on the combined use of two channels and two or more factors. Strong authentication, plus the transparency and immutability of a blockchain signature.
The eIDAS-compliant blockchain electronic signature: either remotely or in person. For companies, agents and professionals. A secure electronic signature where, in our vision, blockchain is the real trusted cross-border service provider
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