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Asaas: End-To-End Trust Across The Customer Journey, Reducing Friction For Good Customers

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company

Brazilian Fintech

https://www.asaas.com/

headquarters

Brazil

industry

Fintech

key features used
  • Advanced Behavioral Biometrics
  • First-party profiling
  • Digital Signatures

Asaas: End-To-End Trust Across The Customer Journey

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97%

Darwinium digital signatures increased returning user recognition to 97% at login

94%

94% of returning users received a positive trust score using Darwinium models

46%

46% reduction in use of one-time passcodes, with associated cost savings

Business Problem: Lack of customer trust creates high-friction user experience

Asaas, a Brazilian fintech specializing in business banking, was struggling to verify its online users’ authenticity.

The existing device fingerprinting solution had poor persistency, resulting in excess challenges at login via a one-time passcode (OTP). This increased friction for good customers, and required significant operational resource and budget.

Asaas wanted a better way to improve UX while keeping accounts secure, reserving OTPs for genuinely high-risk interactions. Several other fraud solutions had been discounted due to the high cost of covering multiple touchpoints in the customer journey.

The Darwinium Difference: Deploying at the edge provides full visibility of customer behavior

Asaas recognized the benefits Darwinium could deliver by deploying via a content delivery network (CDN), and decided to install AWS CloudFront. The Darwinium professional services team supported this implementation as part of the wider deployment.
The existing device fingerprinting solution had poor persistency, resulting in excess challenges at login via a one-time passcode (OTP). This increased friction for good customers, and required significant operational resource and budget.

Highlights

97%

Increased returning user recognition  at login

94%

Returning users received a positive trust score

46%

Reduction in use of one-time passcodes (OTPs)

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Login attempts uncovered in 2 days

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