INDUSTRY Financial services

More context for
sensitive browser actions.

Add request-integrity evidence to account access and other browser-originated workflows while preserving your identity and authorization controls.

Read the quickstart How Verify works

WHAT TO PROTECT

Evidence for sensitive actions.

Start with account access

Sign-in and recovery are useful places to evaluate browser verification. Keep MFA, account risk checks, session management, and recovery controls responsible for account security.

Separate evidence from authority

A verification result does not authorize a transfer or approve a financial transaction. Your application must validate the user’s permissions and the details of the requested operation independently.

Define failure behavior

Before connecting a sensitive route, decide how the application handles verification unavailability, retries, and support escalation. Evaluate the behavior in Observe before considering stronger intervention.

Review privacy and deployment requirements

Assess the signals, processing arrangements, and integration against your own requirements. MANDATE does not claim that adding browser verification establishes regulatory compliance, identity assurance, or payment-fraud protection.

  1. Browser request
  2. MANDATEVerification evidence
  3. Identity + authorization
  4. Application decision

Keep exploring

The next part of the story.

USE CASESAccount accessAdd browser evidence to sign-in and recovery flows without introducing a CAPTCHA into your application.Read more CAPABILITIESMANDATE VerifyBrowser verification for sign-in, account creation, checkout, and the other actions your application needs to protect. Invisible to the person using it.Read more LEGALPrivacy policyHow MANDATE approaches data and processing for browser-action protection, in current draft scope.Read more

FURTHER READING

From the blog.

Brute Force Attack: Detection and Defense in 2026Modern Fraud Prevention and Detection Guide