Durable identity
A stable HUGS subject remains intact when a person replaces a phone, email, passkey, or account authenticator.
HUGS ID gives organizations a governed identity layer for authentication, authorization, verification evidence, and credential recovery—while the person keeps one durable identity across systems.
A stable HUGS subject remains intact when a person replaces a phone, email, passkey, or account authenticator.
Explicit, time-bound grants record who may act, what they may access, why, and when that authority ends.
Signed, replay-resistant outcomes document which authorized verifier accepted evidence and when.
Multiple controlled recovery paths replace a lost authenticator without deleting identity history.
Each company receives a separate organization, scoped clients, revocable secrets, and sandbox/production separation.
Append-only records preserve identity, permission, recovery, and usage events for later review.
Sandbox activity, failed calls, and rate-limited requests are not billable. Production pricing is measured on completed identity assertions, authority changes, verification receipts, and recovery outcomes.
1,000 test transactions
5,000 production transactions
50,000 production transactions
Volume, SLA and review scope
Pilot pricing excludes third-party document, biometric, government-database, tax, and currency-conversion charges. Those services are not represented as native HUGS verification.
Copy this sandbox secret now. HUGS stores only its hash and cannot display it again.
Authorized reviewers receive synthetic identities, isolated credentials, read-only audit evidence, and a defined test window.
Assessment scope maps findings to NIST SP 800-63-4, OWASP ASVS 5.0, and applicable OpenID conformance profiles.
HUGS will distinguish design review, penetration testing, remediation, retesting, conformance, and certification.