Prove is integrating TS.43 into its Prove Mobile Auth and Prove Unified Authentication solutions.
The Last Gap in Silent Network Authentication. Closed. ↗
What happened
- Prove states existing clients need no new carrier contracts, integration project, or OEM certification cycles, and the capability rolls out globally as carrier infrastructure matures.
- Prove states it manages the TS.43 end-user consent layer on behalf of clients across carriers, markets and regulatory requirements.
- Prove states clients on its platform have cut SMS OTP costs by 50%; this is an unverified vendor claim.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Prove's TS.43 integration could compete with Signicat's authentication and mobile-based verification flows in markets where carriers deploy TS.43.
- Prove's claim that TS.43 does not solve SIM swap, and its device-binding counter-positioning, is a vendor narrative to monitor, not independently verified.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “Existing clients won't change a thing, no new carrier contracts, no integration project, no OEM certification cycles. It will simply be available, rolling out globally as carrier infrastructure matures.” source ↗
- “Prove manages that consent layer on behalf of clients, handling the variation across carriers, markets, and regulatory requirements” source ↗
- “Clients on Prove's platform have cut SMS OTP costs by 50% without touching their security posture.” source ↗
- “Prove is integrating TS.43 into Prove Mobile Auth and Prove Unified Authentication solutions.” source ↗
- “First, SIM swap. TS.43 authenticates the SIM, not the person.” source ↗
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