Sign in
with a wave of the palm

Give your users a sign-in button like "Sign in with Google", but tied to their palm, so nobody else can use it. No passwords to remember, reset or steal.

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Passwords cost you users and money

Every password is a support ticket, a security risk and a reason to leave.

Forgotten and reset

Password resets are one of the biggest drivers of support tickets and abandoned sign-ins.

Reused and stolen

People reuse passwords, so one breach anywhere puts your accounts at risk.

Friction at the door

Every extra step at sign-in loses customers, especially on mobile.

As simple as a social login

No new hardware for your users, just the phone they already have.

1. Add the button

PalmID Sign-In uses OpenID Connect, the same standard behind "Sign in with Google" and "Sign in with Microsoft", so your developers add it like any other login provider.

2. Users enroll once

They enter their email, confirm it and show their palm to their phone camera. That's it.

3. Sign in with a palm

On a phone, users show their palm to the camera. On a computer, they scan a QR code and finish on their phone.

For any website or app with a login

Anywhere people sign in with a password today.

Websites and web apps

Customer portals, member areas and online accounts.

Mobile apps

Sign-in without typing on a small screen.

Banking and fintech

Convenient sign-in and confirmation for customers.

Healthcare and pharmacy

Quick, secure access for staff and patients.

Workforce and enterprise

Employee sign-in to internal tools.

AR/VR

Sign-in where there's no keyboard.

Simpler than a password. Stronger than a PIN.

Why companies choose PalmID Sign-In.

No passwords to steal

Nothing to phish, reuse or leak in a breach.

Stronger than a 7-digit PIN

A palm scan is harder to fake or guess than a 7-digit PIN, and nobody has to remember anything.

Only you can use it

A palm can't be shared or handed over the way a password or code can.

Works on the phones people already have

No special hardware, just the camera.

Private by design

PalmID links a palm only to an email address, never to a name, home address or other personal details. Only encrypted templates are stored, never palm images.

Built on open standards

PalmID Sign-In is a standard OpenID Connect identity provider, so it fits into the tools your team already uses.

PalmID^® Compliance & Certifications

DEA EPCS – accuracy

Electronic Prescription of Controlled Substances

PAD Level 1 – spoofing

Presentation Attack Detection

SOC 2 Type 2 – security and integrity

Systems and Organization Controls

GDPR – privacy and security

General Data Protection Regulation (EU)

OpenID Connect

Works with any platform that supports social login.

Phone and desktop

Email code fallback

Users can always sign in with a one-time email code, so nobody gets locked out.

On-premises option

Companies that need full control can run PalmID Sign-In on their own servers.

Frequently asked questions

How hard is it to integrate?

PalmID Sign-In uses OpenID Connect, so integration can usually be done within a day.

What if a user is on a computer?

They scan a QR code with their phone and finish sign-in there.

What if the palm scan doesn't work?

Users can sign in with a one-time code sent to their email instead.

How secure is it?

A PalmID palm scan is stronger than a 7-digit PIN, and there's no password to steal or reuse.

Where is biometric data stored?

In PalmID's secure identity service, as encrypted templates only, never palm images, and linked only to an email address. Companies that need their own deployment can run PalmID on their own servers.