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Can I use Keyra while roaming?

Roaming may allow ordinary connectivity, but Keyra hardware-verified features depend on device eligibility, provisioned security applications and verifier reachability—not on ro…

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What happens when my device is offline?

Offline behavior depends on whether verification requires a live challenge to a Keyra or relying-party backend. Local hardware operations may still be possible in some designs, …

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Can Keyra reduce SMS OTP usage?

Yes—that is a primary problem framing. Hardware-verified mobile security aims to reduce reliance on SMS one-time passwords for authentication and sensitive approvals. Public Key…

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How are webhooks verified and retried?

Webhook authenticity and retry behavior must follow the published API contract for each integration. The public keyra-java-sdk establishes that partner verification flows exist …

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What is KPAN and what is its current status?

KPAN means Keyra Payments Authentication Network—a named program for payment-related authentication. Its hostname seed is kpan.keyra.ie. Live commercial status is not independen…

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What is transaction-bound approval?

Transaction-bound approval ties a user’s or policy decision to a specific transaction payload so a generic login proof cannot be replayed for a different amount, payee or action…

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