Trust must be earned—dynamically, repeatedly, and without compromise.
In critical sectors—defence, health, finance—access without certainty is exposure. Traditional identity systems fall short when users are dispersed, credentials are multi-sourced, and access contexts shift. Mvine‘s Government-Certified Identity Brokering delivers dynamic, standards-aligned identity assurance, enabling organisations to meet the highest thresholds of security, compliance, and operational integrity.
Mvine‘s Identity Brokering solution enables real-time identity decisions using government-grade credentials and third-party verifiers. This isn‘t just federated SSO—it‘s dynamic trust enforcement built for high-assurance domains where verification isn't optional.
Connect GOV.UK Verify, Mobile Connect, Yoti, iProov, and enterprise IdPs into one policy-governed trust fabric.
Integrated facial recognition, NFC passport scanning, and liveness checks.
Enforce context-aware rules (time, location, device risk, credential recency) to approve or deny access.
Operates via secure proxying—eliminating the need to store or reconcile third-party user credentials.
Fully compliant with GDPR, ISO27001, and aligned with UK government assurance frameworks.
This insures our clients get secure user verification at the point of need, without introducing friction, duplication, or security debt into existing systems.
Mvine’s platform operates as a federated identity broker, using a standards-compliant IdP proxy that aggregates and normalises identity attributes from multiple authoritative sources. The system enforces access policies in real time, without replicating identity data.
Admin-defined or self-service onboarding, integrating:
Uses configurable rulesets to govern access. Example: “Allow access only if user has passed both facial recognition and Mobile Connect OTP in the last 24 hours from a UK IP address.”
Translate between SAML2, OAuth2, WS-Federation, and proprietary APIs. Allow frictionless SSO across heterogeneous IdPs and SPs.
Normalises identity fields across domains, applies trust weighting, and filters invalid or stale claims. Supports both static (e.g. HR system) and dynamic (e.g. biometric scan) sources.
Mvine acts as a decisioning and brokering layer that governs when, how, and under what assurance level access is granted—without ever holding the user's actual credential source.
