Platform

Pay Factor Authentication

The economic factor that sits in front of your identity provider. Authorized users sign in untouched. Every unauthorized attempt pays a cost - and becomes evidence. Less noise, cleaner signal, no rip-and-replace.

The decision layer

Pay Factor Authentication prices every attempt.

A decision layer in front of your IdP that prices every attempt, and works with the passkeys you already have.

What we areDecision layer
AuthLNprices the attempt
is both
PasskeyMFA

Keep your passkeys. Or use ours. We can be your passkey and your MFA. Not another factor. The factor.

Every attempt resolvesThree ways
One attempt
Authorizedno chargeWalkedsaw the price

Nothing else records the third. A walk-away is the measurement no other system can take.

What you getAll three
The price
DeterrenceSignal
Evidence

Every event arrives resolved, with an outcome you can act on. Detection expires. The cost you impose does not.

The three pillars

A passkey bound to an economic factor, plus a decision record - not a replacement

AuthLN adds one factor to every login and leaves the rest of your stack alone. Three parts: a passkey only the real user holds, a cost only an unauthorized attempt pays, and a decision record for every attempt - including the ones that saw the price and walked away.

Pillar I

Device-bound passkey

A Post-Quantum Encryption (PQE) passkey lives in the device's secure chip. Nothing to phish, steal, or replay - and the user never types a password.

Pillar II

Cost on every attempt

A Lightning invoice gates every unrecognized attempt at a real, configurable cost. Attacking at scale stops being free.

Pillar III

Decision record

Every attempt resolves and is recorded - authorized, paid and denied, or walked away - with origin, credential targeted, and timing. No honeypots or decoys to run.

Telemetry & intelligence

Every attempt, on the record

Every login - clean or hostile - is captured per user: who tried, when, from where, the credential they aimed at, and how it resolved. Not a wall of anomaly scores to interpret. A plain record your team can act on and your auditors can trust.

See the per-user record

Early breach indicators

Front-door warning, before a breach

The signal is behavior, not a breach alert. How long an attacker held a live invoice before giving up, repeat attempts, and unusual patterns at the gate - tells that surface intent before anything downstream logs a compromise.

See intent early

A failed Pay Factor attempt flags a targeted account before the credentials are ever abused.

Read the behavior

Invoice dwell time and repeat tries show how hard someone is pushing - and from where.

Act automatically

Hand the signal to your tooling to isolate the pattern the moment it appears.

Move from reactive defense to proactive deterrence.

See Pay Factor Authentication running in front of your own identity provider.

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