We Make Attackers Pay

FIDO2 Passkeys with a Smart-Contract- invoice.

The Future of Identity Security

AuthLN shifts the risk and economics of cyber attacks around on hackers.

We combined FIDO2 passkeys with "smart-contract invoices":

  • Authorized users don’t make payments.

  • They present their passkey.

  • The invoice is instantly satisfied and refunded.

Automated attacks, credential stuffing, MFA fatigue, and proxy abuse become expensive before they ever reach your SOC.

No lift-and-shift of your existing IdP. Learn more about PFA

How it Works

01

User initiates log in

A login attempt begins through the organization’s identity provider. AuthLN introduces a verification challenge before access proceeds.

Shifting the Economics of Access

02

Smart contract activates

A cryptographic invoice gates the authentication attempt. Authorized users satisfy it instantly — attackers must pay.

03

User presents passkey

FIDO2 device-bound credential is verified against the hardware enclave. No passwords, no phishing vectors.

04

Access granted or charged

Legitimate credentials are refunded automatically. Unauthorized attempts generate revenue and signal for your SOC.

AuthLN Shifts Behavior

If access attempts require value, economics change

Attackers Think Twice

  • Access is no longer free

  • Unauthorized actors bear the cost and risk

  • Payment exposes identity

  • Signal becomes clear

Authorized users experience less friction.

  • Authentication is faster and seamless

  • Employee-driven risk is reduced

AuthLN Seamlessly Integrates with:

If access attempts are free, AI will exploit them

AI agents introduce: 

  • Automated access attempts at machine speed

  • Scalable automation. Infinite retries.

  • Tool-driven iteration against workflows (not passwords)

  • Near-zero marginal cost per attempt

The AI Security Gap

PLATFORM

To users, it’s a passkey. To attackers, it’s risk.

FIDO2 Passkey with Value

Passwordless authentication backed by programmable value.

Smart Contract Enforcement

When access has a cost, malicious intent becomes visible.

Enforceable Identity Factor

An identity factor attackers cannot simulate for free.