Singapore-based SendQuick and global digital identity provider Yoti have announced a collaboration to integrate digital ID-based authentication into enterprise remote access environments, combining SendQuick’s Conexa multi-factor authentication (MFA) platform with Yoti’s digital identity credentials.
The integration enables organisations to authenticate users with a single trusted digital ID across corporate systems, applications, and remote access points. The approach replaces the need for multiple hardware tokens, mobile authenticator apps, or fragmented authentication tools that many enterprises currently manage across their remote workforce.
SendQuick Conexa is a FIDO2-certified authentication server and access policy platform designed for secure remote access and strong multi-factor authentication in enterprise environments. By integrating Yoti’s Digital ID, the platform allows users to verify their identity through a single trusted digital credential, supporting phishing-resistant, standards-based authentication. The combined solution is designed to function within modern zero-trust security frameworks, where identity verification is required at each access point rather than relying on network perimeter defences alone.
Yoti’s digital identity platform serves 13 million users across 190 countries, with the largest user concentrations in the United Kingdom, the United States, and India. The company’s credentials support biometric verification, age estimation, and document-based identity checks, and have been integrated into identity verification workflows in sectors including government services, age-restricted sales, and financial onboarding.
The collaboration addresses growing demand among enterprises for identity-driven remote access solutions that reduce both the cost and complexity of managing multiple authentication methods. With remote and hybrid work patterns now standard across many industries, secure access to corporate resources from outside the traditional network perimeter has become a core requirement for IT security teams.
By unifying enterprise remote access authentication under a single digital ID framework built on FIDO2 standards, the partners aim to eliminate what they describe as authentication sprawl, the proliferation of disconnected authentication tools that increases both operational overhead and potential attack surfaces for credential-based threats. The integration is available to enterprise customers globally, with initial deployments expected in the Asia-Pacific region where SendQuick has its primary customer base. Yoti, headquartered in London, has built its digital identity platform around privacy-by-design principles, offering reusable credentials that allow users to verify their identity once and present that credential across multiple services.
Sources: National Law Review, IT Brief Asia
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By the ID Tech Editorial Team
