authID has announced a strategic integration with Ping Identity’s PingOne DaVinci platform. The partnership brings together authID’s privacy-focused biometric authentication solutions and Ping’s no-code identity orchestration tools to deliver secure, passwordless access for enterprise users. Designed to mitigate account takeover fraud, the integration also aims to streamline user experience and strengthen compliance efforts.
Seamless Integration with Privacy by Design
The integration leverages authID’s Verified platform and PrivacyKey solution, which enables identity proofing in just 700 milliseconds and authentication in as little as 25 milliseconds. These biometric checks operate with a 1-in-a-billion false match rate while avoiding the storage of biometric data, helping organizations address privacy concerns and meet strict regulatory compliance requirements.
“At authID, our mission is to eradicate identity fraud by delivering secure, frictionless biometric authentication at scale,” said authID CEO Rhon Daguro. “This integration with PingOne DaVinci accelerates the path to passwordless security for Ping’s enterprise customers.”
Building Momentum Through Strategic Alliances
The news follows authID’s recent $2.1 million funding round, which the company says will support the expansion of its biometric capabilities. In addition to its work with Ping Identity, authID recently partnered with TechDemocracy and joined the Secure Technology Alliance, further reinforcing its position as a key contributor to evolving digital identity standards.
Ping Identity’s DaVinci platform, first launched in 2022, allows enterprises to deploy identity services through a drag-and-drop interface. The company has steadily expanded the platform’s functionality by integrating with a range of biometric and access control technologies, helping organizations implement identity verification without writing custom code.
By combining their respective technologies, authID and Ping Identity aim to eliminate the risks associated with password-based systems while meeting demands for improved identity assurance and user convenience.
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June 5, 2025 – by the ID Tech Editorial Team
