Developer's Guide: Integrating Silent Network Authentication
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Silent Network Authentication (SNA) verifies users’ phone numbers through their active mobile-network data sessions without requiring SMS codes, emails, document uploads, or other visible user actions, helping reduce onboarding abandonment while strengthening defenses against fraud such as SIM swaps and account takeovers. The process typically involves an application sending a phone number to an identity-verification provider, which communicates with the relevant mobile network operator and returns a match result within seconds. The passage presents Didit as an AI-native, developer-focused provider that offers API-based SNA integration alongside ID verification, liveness detection, face matching, and phone and email verification. Its modular workflows can combine SNA with biometric or document checks, trigger step-up verification when risk is detected, and support reusable KYC for faster returning-user authentication, while its free core KYC offering, sandbox access, and global coverage are positioned as tools for simplifying implementation and improving conversion, security, compliance, and user experience.
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