Socure Introduces Advanced OTP and SNA for Secure, Frictionless Identity Verification

Socure has launched One-Time Password and Silent Network Authentication capabilities within its RiskOS platform, using its Identity Graph and persistent SocureID tokens to assess identity, device, phone, and behavioral signals in real time. The company positions the tools as an adaptive response to rising account takeovers, SIM swaps, and synthetic identity fraud, arguing that conventional static OTP and app-based multifactor methods can add friction while missing evolving threats. Silent Network Authentication verifies phone and device possession through carrier-level data in milliseconds without user interaction, while OTP serves as a risk-based fallback when silent verification is unavailable or suspicious signals require additional assurance. The combined approach is intended to support onboarding and identity prefill, high-risk account changes and password resets, and ongoing multifactor authentication by allowing trusted users to proceed with less friction while applying visible verification steps when risk increases.

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