OneSpan Mobile Authenticator

What OneSpan Mobile Authenticator is

OneSpan Mobile Authenticator is a two-factor authentication app for Android and iOS. Users can log in with a PIN or supported biometrics and a one-time password; the app supports both TOTP and HOTP codes. Push notifications provide another route: users can authenticate, verify, or sign a transaction by responding to a prompt.

Authentication options include local or server-side PINs, Android fingerprint, and Apple Touch ID or Face ID. Device binding can limit valid one-time password generation to the authenticator installed on a registered device. Optional mobile app shielding can detect malware activity and defend against reverse engineering and tampering. Mobile Authenticator Studio also supports digital transaction signing using Cronto technology.

Organizations can choose among online, offline, manual, self-service web portal, QR code, and Cronto activation methods. They can customize and brand the interface and configure the app by editing a configuration file. OneSpan provides documentation and sample code for integrating backend components with existing infrastructure. OneSpan Cloud Authentication can integrate with Mobile Authenticator Studio for secure-channel and push notification-based operations. The product has a free plan; paid pricing is available through OneSpan’s sales team. The listed maker is OneSpan Mobile Authenticator, headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, and founded in 1984.

Who it suits

It suits individuals who need mobile two-factor authentication on Android or iOS using one-time passwords, PINs, biometrics, or push approvals. Organizations can use Mobile Authenticator Studio when they want to brand and configure the app or integrate authentication components with existing infrastructure.

Limits

A free plan is available. The listed Studio plan has no stated price; pricing is handled through OneSpan’s sales team.

Getting started

1. Install the app on Android or iOS.
2. Activate using an online, offline, manual, self-service web portal, QR code, or Cronto method.
3. Authenticate with a one-time password, PIN, supported biometric, or push notification.
4. For organizational use, configure the interface and integrate backend components using OneSpan’s documentation and sample code.

Verdict

Choose OneSpan Mobile Authenticator if you need mobile two-factor authentication with code and push options, or want Studio features such as transaction signing and configurable branding. Its free plan provides a way to start. Organizations that need paid pricing details must contact OneSpan’s sales team.