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One Time Password SMS solution
Secure your customers’ transactions with One Time Password (OTP).
Protect authentication and access to your services without knowing a single line of code!
Reduce the risk of hacking and identity theft. Manage one time password authentication through our platform securely.
Use simple technology, mastered by many users, no code needed. OTP can be used in a multitude of scenarios and different industries.
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One time passwords are needed in many business sectors.
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Why use Octopush’s OTP solution ?
Verify the identity of users when they register for your online services.
Gain efficiency while protecting your customers from hacking
Authenticate the identity of users when they register for your online services, applications, portals, e-commerce site, etc. from our platform.
Avoid intrusions and attempts to hack sensitive data (customer database, project management software, etc.) thanks to our secure technology.
Strengthen the security and reputation of your company. Protect online transactions on your website thanks to double authentication generated by our tool.
Generate OTP codes automatically and randomly. Configure the code format (length, letters, numbers, special characters, etc.) and their validity period in your space.
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- Compatible with all modules and plugins
- Quick integrations
- Secure data
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Some use cases of strong authentication via SMS
- Authenticate the identity of users during registration processes on online platforms, applications, portals, e-commerce,…
- Validate online transactions and protect against scams during the purchase or transfer of funds process.
- Avoid intrusions and attempts to hack sensitive business applications (database, project management software, etc.)
- Reset login or transaction passwords.
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OTP means One Time Password: it’s a temporary, secure PIN code sent to you via SMS valid for one session.
One-time passwords are based on an algorithm that creates a new and random code each time a password is requested. But to fully understand how an OTP works, there are two components to consider: the OTP generator and the authentication server
One-time passwords (OTPs) are an authentication method commonly used as part of two-factor identification (2FA) and multi-factor authentication (MFA) that can help balance these needs.
OTP generation algorithms typically make use of pseudorandomness or randomness to generate a shared key or seed, and cryptographic hash functions, which can be used to derive a value but are hard to reverse and therefore difficult for an attacker to obtain the data that was used for the hash.
An OTP is more secure than a static password, especially a user-created password, which can be weak and reused across multiple accounts. OTPs may replace authentication login information or may be used in addition to it to add another layer of security
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a type of authentication that requires two or more factors of authentication. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is a type of authentication that requires exactly two factors of authentication
Every Two-Factor Authentication is Multi-Factor Authentication buy Not every Multi-Factor Authentication is Two-Factor Authentication
Yes, you can do this very simply by just using a switcher and enabling SMS via voice.
Yes, but you must know that this option is not always available. It depends on the country and mobile network of the recipient.
Sometimes some characters can be confusing and create frustration for the user. You can simply remove these symbols while creating OTP using our generators. One example that will help you understand confusing character are the number zero and letter “o”: ‘0,O’
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