Personal
Open home PCs and personal laptops without password entry, and reduce login habits that can be lost or exposed.
- Windows PC sign-in
- Personal device approval
- Simple recovery policy
On top of BSA — an authentication engine that stores no password — sit desktop sign-in and unified credential management. They run on the infrastructure you already have.
See how the login worksA structure that establishes trust with no password, no central server and no master key — a pipeline that leaves nothing behind, from material to ledger.
See how the login worksFor the core systems of finance, government and enterprise — meeting regulatory duty and user experience at the same time.
Talk to usA method recognised by international bodies. Third-party verification, not a company's claim.
See every standardSWIPDA is a passwordless OS authentication system that protects Windows sign-in after boot with BSA approval. Users do not have to remember or type a password; only an approved user can enter the PC session.
SWIPDA is not only about changing web login. It reduces password dependence at the first gate users meet: opening the PC. The roadmap starts with Windows and extends toward macOS and server OS environments.
The SWIPDA Agent creates an authentication request at the OS sign-in point, and the user confirms identity through BSA. The session opens after the user, device and request context are verified without password entry.
Reduce risks created while typing passwords, including shoulder surfing, reuse and repeated exposure.
Connect the person at the PC with the user who can approve through the BSA authentication flow.
Access depends on user approval instead of a shared password, reducing the operating risk of shared accounts.
For enterprise and public-sector environments, users, devices and access records can be extended into policy and audit workflows.
Open home PCs and personal laptops without password entry, and reduce login habits that can be lost or exposed.
For developers, designers, researchers and independent professionals who need to protect work devices and outputs.
Manage OS access for office PCs, shared terminals, secure-zone devices and administrator accounts with policy.
We can first map whether personal, professional, or enterprise and public-sector packaging fits your use case. macOS and server OS requirements can be reviewed early as part of the roadmap discussion.