Initialising trust fabric
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Fidar connects human identity, high-assurance customer authentication, Zero Trust application access and AI agent governance through one cryptographic trust fabric.
Customers, employees and AI agents connect to critical systems every day. The challenge is knowing who—or what—to trust, what they can access, and who is accountable.
Stolen credentials and impersonation put customer accounts, workforce access and transactions at risk.
Excessive permissions and disconnected controls leave sensitive applications and data exposed.
Shadow agents and unchecked actions create gaps in visibility, control and accountability.
Customers, employees and AI agents require different controls. Fidar gives each a purpose-built security plane without fragmenting the trust model underneath.
Veri5Customer sign-in verified
Sealed once by the Fidar core → trusted by all four planes
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Four security planes · one cryptographic core
AuthenticationA challenge dial
Customer authentication and transaction trust for banking, wallets and payments.
Verify the real customer, the trusted device and the intended transaction before trust is granted — not a reusable secret that anyone can phish, buy or replay.
IdentityA braced structure
Human identity and governance — IAM, IGA, lifecycle and access policy.
Know who has access, why they have it, and whether they should still have it — with approvals, entitlements and certifications in one operating model.
AccessA woven membrane
Zero Trust access for modern, legacy and OT applications.
Make every access request earn trust continuously — identity, device posture and policy checked at the door, without changing a line of application code.
AutonomyAuthority, branching
Agentic identity, runtime governance, action proof and optimization.
Know which agent is acting, under whose authority, against which policy — and hold signed, attributable proof of what it actually did.
All four run on one cryptographic core.
The modern enterprise is powered by customers, employees, devices, workloads and autonomous AI. Fidar establishes trust before access, during interaction and at the moment of action.
Discover
Find every actor — including the ones nobody registered.
Identify
Give each one a cryptographic identity of its own.
Authenticate
Establish that it is what it claims to be.
Authorize
Decide what it may do, in this context, right now.
Govern
Hold it to policy for as long as it is acting.
Prove
Leave an attributable record of what it did.
Know not only who logged in, but who or what performed a consequential action — under what authority, against which policy, and with what result.
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Which agent — a unique identity with an owner, not a shared key.
Finance automation policy · approved
Under whose authority, and who granted it.
Payments API · refund endpoint
What it reached for, at the level of the call rather than the system.
Allowed within threshold
What the policy said at the moment it was asked.
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