BOSTON — July 22, 2026
Executive Summary
OneSpan Inc. (NASDAQ: OSPN) has introduced DigipassONE™, a unified authentication platform designed to help organizations modernize identity security while preserving existing authentication investments. The platform brings together authentication, transaction security, digital credentials, analytics, and in-application protection within a shared architecture, enabling financial institutions and other security-focused organizations to adopt emerging technologies progressively while supporting evolving regulatory expectations, operational efficiency, and diverse customer authentication preferences.
Announcement Overview
OneSpan announced the commercial introduction of DigipassONE, a platform that consolidates multiple authentication and digital trust capabilities into a unified environment. Designed for organizations navigating complex modernization initiatives, the platform enables support for traditional authentication methods, FIDO2 passwordless technologies, passkeys, digital credentials, transaction signing, analytics, and application protection without requiring organizations to replace existing infrastructure. The launch reflects OneSpan’s long-term platform strategy and addresses increasing demand for authentication environments capable of evolving alongside changing regulations, customer expectations, cybersecurity requirements, and digital identity ecosystems.
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Key Announcement Details
- Announcement Type: Product Launch
- Announcing Entity: OneSpan Inc. (NASDAQ: OSPN)
- Announcement Date: July 22, 2026
- Dateline: BOSTON
- Platform Name: DigipassONE™
- Platform Category: Unified Authentication Platform
- Primary Purpose: Authentication modernization
- Target Organizations: Financial institutions and high-trust enterprises
- Core Capabilities: Authentication, transaction security, in-app protection, analytics, digital credentials
- Supported Authentication: OTP, FIDO2, Digipass, Cronto transaction signing
- Deployment Options: Cloud and on-premises
- Supported Form Factors: Software and hardware
- Modernization Approach: Progressive adoption without replacing existing investments
- Customer Benefit: Flexible authentication modernization
- Security Benefit: High-assurance authentication and transaction signing
- Management Benefit: Unified administration, policies, reporting and monitoring
- Expansion Benefit: Modular platform for future authentication technologies
- Digital Credential Support: Early-access digital credentials integration
- Industry Context: Evolving identity regulations and digital trust requirements
- Referenced Regulations: PSD3 and European Digital Identity Wallet initiative
- Platform Strategy: First step in OneSpan’s unified platform strategy
- Authentication Experience: More than 30 years
- Market Reach: More than 60% of the world’s 100 largest banks use OneSpan authentication technologies
- Geographic Coverage: More than 120 countries
- Recognition: Overall Leader in KuppingerCole Leadership Compass for Passwordless Authentication
A new authentication platform helps financial institutions support diverse customer authentication preferences while modernizing at their own pace
Organizations across regulated industries continue to face growing pressure to strengthen digital security while maintaining uninterrupted customer experiences and protecting existing technology investments. Financial institutions, in particular, must balance operational resilience, regulatory compliance, evolving cybersecurity threats, and customer expectations throughout authentication modernization initiatives.
Rather than approaching modernization as a single migration event, many enterprises continue operating multiple authentication technologies simultaneously while gradually introducing newer standards and identity frameworks.
OneSpan stated that DigipassONE has been developed specifically to support this transitional environment by enabling organizations to modernize incrementally instead of replacing established authentication ecosystems in a single deployment.
The platform has been designed to help organizations:
- Support multiple authentication technologies simultaneously.
- Reduce operational complexity.
- Maintain existing authentication deployments.
- Adapt to changing regulatory requirements.
- Improve customer authentication experiences.
- Introduce emerging authentication technologies progressively.
- Preserve business continuity during modernization initiatives.
Unified platform architecture brings multiple security capabilities together
DigipassONE combines several previously separate authentication capabilities within a common platform architecture intended to simplify deployment, administration, expansion, and long-term management.
According to OneSpan, the platform integrates:
- Authentication services.
- Transaction signing.
- Digital credential capabilities.
- Analytics.
- In-application protection.
- Shared platform services.
This consolidated approach enables organizations to administer authentication capabilities through a unified operational framework while supporting changing customer authentication preferences over time.
Rather than focusing on a single authentication technology, DigipassONE has been designed to provide flexibility across multiple deployment scenarios and authentication models.
Responding to industry-wide authentication transformation
OneSpan positioned the launch within the broader transformation occurring across identity security and financial services.
Financial institutions globally continue preparing for:
- Emerging digital identity ecosystems.
- New authentication technologies.
- Regulatory evolution.
- Expanding digital trust requirements.
- Higher customer expectations for secure digital experiences.
Industry developments referenced by the company include:
- European Digital Identity Wallet initiatives targeting broad citizen adoption by 2030.
- Regulatory developments such as PSD3.
- Continued expansion of passwordless authentication technologies.
- Growing adoption of digital credentials.
According to OneSpan, these developments reinforce demand for authentication platforms capable of adapting as technologies, compliance requirements, and customer expectations continue evolving.
Flexible authentication without replacing existing investments
OneSpan stated that enterprises are increasingly supporting multiple authentication methods rather than standardizing around a single approach.
DigipassONE has therefore been designed to bridge existing and emerging authentication environments by bringing together several established OneSpan technologies, including:
- One-time passwords (OTP).
- FIDO2 authentication.
- Digipass authentication technologies.
- Cronto transaction-signing capabilities.
Organizations may deploy the platform:
- On-premises.
- In cloud environments.
- Through software implementations.
- Through hardware-based authentication solutions.
According to the company, this flexibility allows customers to modernize according to operational priorities instead of predetermined technology replacement cycles.
Supporting progressive authentication modernization
OneSpan emphasized that authentication modernization frequently involves multiple stages rather than immediate migration.
The company stated that DigipassONE enables organizations to evolve across several dimensions, including:
- Traditional authentication toward FIDO2 passwordless experiences.
- Individual authentication products toward a shared platform architecture.
- Current identity frameworks toward future digital credential ecosystems.
The objective is to allow modernization while preserving existing authentication investments and supporting changing customer authentication preferences over time.
Continued investment in digital credentials
As part of its broader platform evolution, OneSpan recently introduced an early-access version of its digital credentials solution.
According to the company, the solution enables organizations to:
- Issue digital credentials.
- Verify digital credentials.
- Incorporate credentials within authentication workflows.
- Integrate credentials into transaction authorization processes.
The initiative represents another component of OneSpan’s ongoing investment in future digital identity capabilities while expanding the functionality available through its authentication platform.
Industry perspective
Guillaume Teixeron, Senior Analyst at KuppingerCole, commented:
“Authentication modernization is not a rip-and-replace exercise. Financial institutions in particular will run hardware tokens, mobile authenticators, and passkeys side by side for years, and the real differentiator is no longer any single method but the ability to manage that coexistence without abandoning existing investments.”
Company commentary
Ashish Jain, Chief Technology Officer at OneSpan, said:
“Authentication isn’t evolving in a straight line. Organizations will support multiple authentication technologies for years to come while balancing security, user experience, regulatory expectations, and operational complexity. DigipassONE reflects our belief that modernization should happen progressively, giving customers a practical path to adopt what’s next without abandoning what already works.”
Platform benefits
According to OneSpan, DigipassONE has been built around four strategic objectives.
Modernization flexibility
- Support emerging authentication technologies.
- Preserve existing authentication investments.
- Accommodate diverse customer authentication preferences.
Security enhancement
- High-assurance authentication.
- Transaction-signing capabilities.
- Protection for customer accounts.
- Stronger security for digital interactions.
Operational simplification
- Shared administration.
- Unified policy management.
- Centralized reporting.
- Integrated monitoring capabilities.
Long-term scalability
- Modular platform architecture.
- Progressive adoption of new authentication technologies.
- Adaptability as customer expectations evolve.
- Support for changing regulatory requirements.
- Alignment with future business priorities.
Built on decades of authentication expertise
OneSpan stated that DigipassONE reflects more than 30 years of authentication experience together with one of the industry’s broad authentication portfolios.
The company highlighted several milestones supporting the platform’s launch:
- More than 60% of the world’s 100 largest banks rely on OneSpan authentication technologies.
- Longstanding participation within the FIDO ecosystem.
- Recognition as an Overall Leader in KuppingerCole Analysts’ Leadership Compass for Passwordless Authentication.
According to OneSpan, these capabilities provide the foundation for continued investment in authentication modernization technologies.
Platform strategy
The introduction of DigipassONE represents the initial stage of OneSpan’s broader platform strategy.
The company stated that future development will continue building upon investments across its authentication portfolio while supporting organizations as authentication technologies, customer expectations, regulatory frameworks, and digital identity ecosystems continue evolving.
Rather than positioning modernization as a single technology deployment, OneSpan described DigipassONE as a flexible foundation intended to support gradual authentication transformation over time.
Forward-Looking Statements
This announcement contains forward-looking statements regarding the anticipated capabilities, ongoing development, and future evolution of DigipassONE, including expanded support for digital credentials and identity frameworks. These statements are subject to risks, uncertainties, assumptions, and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from expectations. Additional information regarding these risks is available in OneSpan’s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, including its Annual Report on Form 10-K and Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q. Except where required by applicable law, OneSpan states that it does not undertake any obligation to update forward-looking statements after the date of this announcement.
Trademark Notice
OneSpan® is a registered or unregistered trademark of OneSpan North America Inc. or its affiliates in the United States and other jurisdictions. Copyright © 2026 OneSpan North America Inc. All rights reserved.
About OneSpan
OneSpan develops technologies that help organizations create secure, trusted, and seamless digital experiences through two primary solution portfolios: Cybersecurity and Digital Agreements. Its cybersecurity offerings include identity protection, advanced authentication, fraud prevention, threat intelligence, secure mobile application protection, and access security. Its Digital Agreements portfolio provides secure electronic signatures, identity verification, and digital workflow solutions designed to improve compliance and customer experiences. According to the company, its technologies support more than 100 million digital agreements and billions of secure authentication transactions annually across more than 120 countries, with over 60% of the world’s 100 largest banks relying on OneSpan solutions.
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