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Introduction

IDToken is a passwordless authentication system built by id3 Technologies. Your passport becomes a digital credential on your phone. To log in, you confirm a code and glance at the camera — no password, no account to hack, under 10 seconds.

ProblemIDToken Solution
Passwords get stolenNo passwords exist to steal
Phishing tricks users into giving credentialsThe user verifies the service first (mutual authentication)
Identity is self-declared — anyone can create a fake accountIdentity is anchored to a government-issued passport
Data breaches expose user databasesNo user database — the server stores only a public key binding
MFA is clunky (SMS codes, authenticator apps)One push notification + a glance at the camera

Enroll Once

Scan your passport via NFC, get a tamper-proof digital credential on your phone. Your identity is cryptographically signed and biometrically bound to you. Learn more →

Log In Anywhere

Confirm a code, glance at the camera, done. Works on websites, kiosks, smart TVs — anything that can display a 6-digit code. Learn more →

You Control Your Data

Choose what to share per service. A bar gets “over 18” — not your full name, nationality, or document number. Consent is cryptographically bound. Learn more →

Enterprise Ready

Drop-in integration via OpenID Connect, SAML 2.0, or direct JWT. Standard protocols, no vendor lock-in. Learn more →

Developers

Integrate passwordless login with a few API calls. WebSocket for real-time UX, JWT for stateless verification. Quick Start →

Security Architects

Government-anchored trust chain, mutual out-of-band authentication, hardware-bound keys, immutable audit trail. Security Model →

Product Teams

Replace passwords and reduce account fraud. Under 10 seconds to authenticate. No password reset infrastructure to maintain. How It Works →

IDToken combines three standards to deliver passwordless identity verification with government-grade trust:

StandardWhat it provides
ITU-T X.1280Mutual out-of-band authentication — the service proves itself to the user, and the user proves themselves to the service
ISO 22376 (VDS)Visible Digital Seal — a compact, cryptographically signed credential derived from a passport, carrying the holder’s biometric photo
ISO 22385 (ESEDS)Trust governance — a PKI chain that traces certificate trust back to the VDSIC Governance Board

Explore the trust architecture →

Auth Server

Orchestrates the authentication protocol. Generates OTPs, verifies mobile signatures, issues identity tokens, and manages the trust chain. Quick Start →

Mobile App

The user’s authenticator and credential wallet. Holds the digital credential, receives push notifications, and performs face verification. Learn more →

VDS Issuance

Generates tamper-proof digital credentials from passport data via NFC reading, liveness detection, and hardware-secured signing. Learn more →

Admin Console

Operator dashboard for enrollment management, session monitoring, audit trail analysis, and trust infrastructure health. Learn more →