Savyint Attends Entrust IGNITE APAC Partner Bootcamp FY27 in Bali
From June 2 to 5, 2026, Savyint joined leading technology partners from across Asia-Pacific in Bali, Indonesia, to attend Entrust IGNITE APAC Partner Bootcamp FY27 – Entrust’s annual intensive training program designed for its strategic partner ecosystem. This year, IGNITE APAC Partner Bootcamp FY27 brought together 79 delegates from 49 companies across 14 countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Under the theme “IGNITE”, the Bootcamp aimed to accelerate growth, strengthen deployment capabilities, and empower partners to capture new opportunities in the evolving markets of data security, digital identity, and cryptographic protection. During the three-day training program, Entrust experts shared key insights into the FY27 market strategy, focusing on enhancing the value of the Cryptographic Security Platform (CSP), modernizing Hardware Security Modules (HSM), and addressing today’s critical security challenges, including: Beyond theoretical training, IGNITE APAC Partner Bootcamp FY27 also provided an interactive learning environment through group activities, case discussions, and hands-on project presentations. Partners from different countries were divided into teams to analyze real-world scenarios, develop solution messaging, respond to customer challenges, and present practical use cases. Ms. Rose Nguyen, BD Sales Director of Savyint, shared: “Participating in IGNITE APAC Partner Bootcamp FY27 was a valuable opportunity for Savyint to stay updated on Entrust’s strategic directions for the new fiscal year, especially key trends in cryptographic security, PKI modernization, and the expanded application of HSM. These insights will help us further enhance our consulting and implementation capabilities, while continuing to support customers in Vietnam.” With the strategic direction and valuable connections gained from this year’s Bootcamp, Savyint will continue to strengthen its technological capabilities and deliver advanced security solutions that address the practical needs of customers. Highlights from the event: Day 1 + Day 2: Day 3:
Savyint Showcases Comprehensive Security Capabilities at Vietnam – Asia DX Summit 2026
At Vietnam – Asia DX Summit 2026, Savyint Group showcased its comprehensive solution ecosystem, pioneering PQC algorithms to address critical challenges in data encryption, digital trust, fraud prevention, and open banking. Held in Hanoi from May 27–28, 2026, Vietnam – Asia DX Summit 2026 was organized by VINASA under the patronage of the Ministry of Science and Technology. As one of Asia’s leading digital transformation forums, the event gathered government leaders, ministries, local authorities, and 2,000 delegates from 12 economies to discuss solutions for Vietnam’s double-digit growth goals. Under the theme “Creating New Drivers for Double-Digit Growth”, the forum focused on key topics including AI, Data & Automation; Digital Government & Smart Cities; Safety, Security & Digital Sovereignty; Smart Manufacturing & ESG. It also opened up opportunities for strategic connection and cooperation between Vietnam and the broader Asian region in the 2026–2030 deep digital transformation phase. Digital safety, security, and sovereignty remain among the most pressing priorities globally and in Vietnam. A secure, trusted, and resilient digital infrastructure is becoming a critical foundation for businesses, financial institutions, and government agencies to accelerate growth and adapt to emerging risks. Against this backdrop, Savyint introduced at Vietnam – Asia DX Summit 2026 a security solution portfolio including SAM Appliance, Savyint Digital Trust, and Open Banking Tech Stack. Designed on a Zero Trust architecture, with flexible integration and compliance with international standards, these solutions help organizations protect data, verify identities, prevent fraud, and expand digital connectivity. SAM Appliance – An All-in-one Data Encryption, Digital Signature Authentication, and Mobile Identity Solution At the forum, Savyint introduced SAM Appliance, an all-in-one solution for data encryption, digital signature authentication and mobile identification, built on the Cryptographic Security Platform (CSP). SAM Appliance integrates SCA and MFA authentication, PKI-based passwordless authentication, tokenization, transaction signing with End-to-End Encryption, advanced mobile security using cryptography, and support for PQC algorithms. The solution is designed for the next era of security, enabling secure data and transaction encryption, blockchain and cryptocurrency integration, mobile payment and digital wallet connectivity, timestamped digital signing, and long-term electronic archiving for 5, 10, and 20 years. Beyond its technology capabilities, Savyint’s SAM Appliance complies with regional technical standards and international regulations including FIPS 140-2 Level 3, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 27001:2022, GDPR, SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and PCI DSS. It is well suited for sectors with stringent requirements for security, compliance, and data protection, such as finance, banking, e-government, healthcare, and digital commerce. Savyint Digital Trust Solutions – Strengthening Digital Trust from Authentication to Fraud Prevention Alongside its encryption and authentication capabilities, Savyint also presented its Digital Trust Solutions ecosystem, designed to build digital trust across the entire user journey, from identity verification, authentication, device protection, and application protection to real-time fraud detection and prevention. Open Banking Tech Stack – Secure, Open Infrastructure for Financial Ecosystem Connectivity The global financial sector is shifting rapidly toward open finance. Open banking is no longer just a trend, but a strategic requirement for financial institutions to maintain competitive advantage. Savyint’s Open Banking Tech Stack is developed to help banks, financial institutions, and enterprises accelerate digital transformation, expand ecosystem connectivity, and foster innovation in financial services. Compliant with rigorous global standards such as Berlin Group, UK Open Banking, Singapore, Australia, and Hong Kong frameworks, while also meeting domestic and regional regulations, Open Banking Tech Stack provides a complete toolkit for building a modern open banking system, including: Notably, Open Banking Tech Stack can also integrate with secure online payment gateways, creating an end-to-end process for banks and third-party providers participating in open banking, from registration, identity verification, authentication, integration, and data sharing to payment. With core security technologies built in and a comprehensive security ecosystem spanning SAM Appliance, Digital Trust, and Open Banking Tech Stack, Savyint reaffirms its commitment to supporting organizations, enterprises, and the Government in building a solid digital trust foundation for Vietnam’s digital transformation journey. Some snapshots from the event:
Strengthening Fraud Prevention in the Digital Environment with Device Fingerprinting
As organizations, especially those in finance and banking, e-commerce, and digital services, increasingly require stronger identity-based security models, device fingerprint has become an important component of modern authentication, fraud prevention, and risk control strategies. What is Device Fingerprinting? Device fingerprinting, also known as a “digital fingerprint for device identification,” is a method of identifying a device based on a set of software and hardware information, including: When combined, these data points create a digital identity. Each device usually has a unique digital identity that enables recognition. Even if users delete cookies or start a new login session, the system can still determine whether the device is familiar or not. This is also why device fingerprinting is widely used in authentication systems, fraud detection tools, and identity security platforms, as it adds an intelligent layer of identification that does not rely solely on usernames and passwords. How Does Device Fingerprinting Work? Like a miniature fraud detection system, device fingerprinting also operates based on the mechanism of: collecting information → combining the information to create a unique fingerprint → identifying the device over time. Step 1: Collecting Device Attributes When users access a website or log in to an application, the system begins collecting information related to the device, such as browser information including type, version, and plugins; operating system and device type; screen size and resolution; language and time zone; IP address and network signals, among others. This data is collected passively and does not interrupt the user experience. Step 2: Creating a Unique Fingerprint for the Device After collecting sufficient information, the system combines these data points to generate a unique identifier, forming a distinct fingerprint value. Step 3: Storing and Matching the Device Identity Once the fingerprint is created, the system securely stores it on the server side. During the next login, the system compares the new fingerprint with previously known fingerprints. Instead of treating every login attempt the same way, the system adapts based on whether the device is trusted, allowing it to make appropriate follow-up decisions. Benefits of Device Fingerprinting Compared with traditional security measures, device fingerprinting enhances fraud detection capabilities in various scenarios, such as account takeover, fraud in digital account registration, and payment fraud, thanks to the following advantages: Strengthening Fraud Prevention with Savyint’s Compliant and Secure Solution Suite As organizations demand stronger security, device fingerprinting, together with advanced authentication methods and passwordless authentication, has become an essential component of modern security architecture. This is also a key strength of Savyint’s comprehensive compliance and security solution suite. Designed based on Zero Trust architecture, Savyint’s solution suite combines multiple layers of modern security and authentication, including device fingerprinting, device intelligence, contextual authentication, and passwordless authentication such as Passkeys/FIDO2, biometrics, tokens, and smart OTP. This enables businesses and organizations to: Connect with Savyint’s experts today HERE to build a robust security and fraud prevention strategy from the ground up. Read more:
Common Challenges in Consent Management
Customer data is a valuable asset for organizations and businesses. Without a structured, transparent system, companies may face numerous challenges, or even risk compromising customer trust. Typical Challenges in User Consent Management Most businesses and organizations understand the importance of consent management. However, in practice, the majority still manage it manually, in a fragmented way, with limited oversight. Common challenges in managing user consent management include: Incomplete or invalid consent collection Many organizations collect consent through default checkbox plugins, registration forms, often accompanied by terms of service that span dozens of pages and combine multiple purposes. Unintentionally, these practices can violate fundamental data protection laws, as they may not rely on voluntary consent and often fail to provide full, specific, clear, and detailed information to users. Fragmented consent management Organizations interact with customers through multiple touchpoints: mobile apps, internet banking, service counters, emails, SMS, and more. Each channel often has its own mechanism for collecting consent, which can lead to: These inefficiencies affect user experience and complicate organizational data management. Non-compliance with legal regulations Data protection laws are constantly evolving. What is valid today may no longer be valid tomorrow. Different regions and countries have different requirements. Violating international regulations can result in fines up to €20 million or 4% of annual global revenue under GDPR (EU), or USD 7,500 under CCPA (US). In Vietnam, banks must comply with the Personal Data Protection Law 2025 and Decree 356/2025/ND-CP. User personal data must be collected, stored, processed, and shared transparently, with mechanisms ensuring user rights to access, edit, revoke consent, and delete data when no longer necessary. Ensuring ongoing compliance with both international and local regulations is a significant challenge for organizations. Modern Consent Management Architecture Today, a modern consent management system is more than just a pop-up or a checkbox form. It is a complex technical system with multiple layers, ensuring that consent is collected accurately, stored securely, and remains consistent across the organization’s digital ecosystem. A modern consent management system typically includes the following pillars: About Savyint Consent Management SAVYINT is a global technology company with extensive experience in building secure digital infrastructure and digital trust for financial institutions, governments, and large enterprises. Built on an API-first and Zero Trust architecture, Savyint Consent Management automates the entire consent management process – from collection and storage to verification and revocation – ensuring transparency and control over user data. Integrating advanced technologies such as AI/ML and Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), Savyint Consent Management leverages immutable logs and homomorphic encryption to maximize security for sensitive data, enabling organizations to: Savyint Consent Management meets international standards such as GDPR, PDPA, CCPA, ISO 27701, PCI DSS, and local regulatory requirements in countries including Vietnam (Personal Data Protection Law 2025, Decree 356/2025/ND-CP, Circulars 64, 50, 77 from the State Bank of Vietnam), Singapore (PDPA), and more. Upgrade your consent management system and protect customer data today with Savyint, CONNECT NOW.
Savyint Trains Strategic Partner Vietnet: Leveling Up On Digital Trust, Open Banking & Next-gen Security
With data security, digital authentication, and legal compliance getting stricter by the day, Savyint recently held a training session for the strategic partner, Vietnet, to help Vietnet level up their consulting, deployment, and business development skills around next gen security, Digital Trust, and Open Banking – all fully aligned with Vietnam’s State Bank Circulars 50, 77, and 64. The program took place over two days (April 16–17, 2026) in Hanoi. It’s part of our long term strategic partnership to equip Vietnet with deep expertise and real world implementation skills – so they can bring world class security solutions to customers right here in Vietnam and across the ASEAN region. SAM Appliance – All in one data encryption, digital signature & mobile identity On the first training day, Savyint’s experts walked everyone through today’s biggest security challenges: the explosion of connected devices, tough compliance rules (GDPR, PCI DSS, eIDAS…), and the pressure to move toward post quantum cryptography (PQC). That’s where SAM Appliance comes in. It’s a complete package for data encryption, digital signatures, and mobile identity – fully compliant with standards for remote digital signatures, blockchain, cryptography, mobile payments, transaction encryption, time stamping, system security, IoT, Car2X, and more. But SAM Appliance isn’t just about signing invoices, contracts, certificates, or payment files. Built on a Cryptographic Security Platform (CSP), it also includes SCA & MFA, passwordless PKI based authentication, tokenization, end to end transaction signing, advanced mobile cryptography, and support for Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC) algorithms – ready for the next era of security. Plus, it integrates blockchain and cryptocurrency, enables mobile payments and digital wallets, and supports long term digital preservation with timestamps for 5, 10, even 20 years. SAM Appliance proudly meets regional technical standards and international regulations, including FIPS 140 2 Level 3, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 27001:2022, GDPR, SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and PCI DSS. Alongside all the technical details, the Vietnet team also got to explore real life use cases from banking, finance, and government – so they can see exactly how the solution fits each customer’s unique challenges. Digital Trust & Compliance Beyond SAM Appliance, Savyint offers a full Digital Trust solution stack designed to strictly follow local and international legal requirements. It’s built on four pillars: Risk Management & Compliance, Cyber Security & App Protection, SCA/MFA Identity, and FMS AI Fraud. On top of strong authentication (passwordless with FIDO2/Passkey, biometrics, contextual auth, Smart OTP, push notifications…), the solution adds AI and Machine Learning. This helps banks and financial institutions detect, assess, and stop fraud across the entire user journey – from login behavior and device fingerprints to access context and transaction details. Combine that with RASP+ (runtime app protection) and TrustShield – a mobile fraud prevention platform using device fingerprinting, behavior analysis, and AI – and you get a seriously robust defense. These pillars form a complete, end to end architecture that protects devices, behavior, identity, and transactions all at once. This is Savyint’s real strength: building high value, long term solutions that keep customers safe while staying compliant across multiple markets – like Vietnam (SBV Circulars 50, 64, 77), the Philippines (AFASA Act, Circulars 1213–1215), Malaysia (MRiT, PDPA), and beyond. Expanding capabilities with Open Banking Day two of the training focused on the Open Banking Tech Stack – fully compliant with Circular 64/2024/NHNN. It includes: • Savyint Open Banking Portal, Savyint API Management, Savyint Consent Management • Savyint CIAM/SCA (PSD2), eKYC • Savyint TPP Management, Fraud Prevention & Risk Management Savyint is positioned not just as a tech vendor, but as an end to end Digital Trust platform – providing the security and compliance layer for the entire Open Banking ecosystem. Sprinkled throughout the technical sessions were open Q&A discussions where Savis and Savyint could talk through real world scenarios, challenges, and implementation tips. This training is part of Savyint’s long term strategy to build a strong partner ecosystem in Southeast Asia – and to cement our position as a leader in Digital Trust, Open Banking, and next gen data security. Some snapshots from the training program:
PIONEERING THE NEXT GENERATION OF SECURITY: QUANTUM AND AI HORIZON
On March 26, Savyint welcomed a student delegation from the University of San Agustin, Philippines. During the visit, the students got a first-hand look at leading technology trends such as Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), the Digital Trust platform, AI in fraud prevention, and especially Agentic AI – fields that are shaping the future of global digital security and transformation. 1. Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) – Ready for the New Era As quantum computing gets closer to a breakthrough, traditional encryption methods are at risk of being broken. PQC (Quantum-Resistant Cryptography) has emerged as a vital solution, designed to protect data infrastructure against the massive computing power of this new era. Savyint is a pioneer in integrating advanced PQC standards (like ML-KEM and ML-DSA) into its core systems to secure devices. Furthermore, Savyint has established the Quantum AI Lab – a leading lab in Vietnam for researching and testing these quantum-resistant algorithms. Here, they simulate real-world attacks from “AI hackers” to test how strong their security layers really are. 2. AI Fraud & Digital Trust – Protecting Finance in the AI Age Beyond the pressure from quantum computers, threats like Deepfakes and automated malware are making financial security more urgent than ever. Savyint shared an overview of the 2025 threat landscape, where fraud not only causes financial loss but also creates legal risks for organizations. To fight this, Savyint introduced its Digital Trust platform. This platform uses AI to analyze user behavior, detect unusual activity, and make decisions in real-time. The system is built on four pillars: device security, advanced authentication, AI-based fraud detection, and risk management. 3. Agentic AI – Toward Self-Operating Security Systems Savyint also introduced Agentic AI – AI systems capable of making decisions and taking action on their own, rather than just creating content or analyzing data. In fraud prevention, Agentic AI is used to simulate complex attack scenarios to “train” defense systems, helping them react and adapt faster over time. Additionally, these AI agents can: This approach marks a shift from “reactive” systems to “autonomous” (self-operating) systems, where AI acts as an active partner in the security ecosystem. The visit gave the University of San Agustin students a practical look at how cutting-edge tech is used in real businesses. It was more than just a learning experience; it was inspiration for the younger generation to join the journey of global innovation. See more photos from the event below:
Biometrics, Smart OTP, Smart Token, Passkey/FIDO2: Passwordless Authentication for Stronger Financial Fraud Prevention
As digital banking and mobile banking make payments and account management more convenient, financial fraud is also increasing at a rapid pace. Technologies such as biometrics, Smart OTP, Smart Token, and Passkey/FIDO2 are emerging as next-generation authentication methods. These passwordless authentication technologies help banks and financial institutions strengthen transaction security while significantly improving fraud prevention. Traditional authentication methods are no longer secure enough For many years, banking transactions have mainly relied on traditional authentication methods such as passwords, SMS OTP, and security questions. However, these methods are increasingly showing critical security weaknesses: In response, financial regulators around the world are tightening requirements for strong authentication and encouraging banks and financial institutions to adopt more secure authentication technologies. Some notable regulations include: These regulations clearly reflect a global trend: passwordless authentication methods such as biometrics, Smart OTP, and Smart Token are becoming the new standard for financial security. Why are biometrics, Smart OTP, and Smart Token more secure than traditional authentication? Smart OTP Smart OTP has become a widely adopted authentication method in digital banking. Unlike SMS OTP, Smart OTP is generated directly inside the banking application, tied to the user’s device and protected by cryptographic keys. Key advantages of Smart OTP: As a result, Smart OTP provides a critical additional security layer to protect digital banking transactions. Smart Token Alongside Smart OTP, Smart Token is another strong authentication method widely used by banks for high-value transactions. Smart Tokens can exist in different forms: Unlike standard OTP mechanisms, Smart Tokens use cryptographic algorithms to generate dynamic authentication codes tied to specific transactions. This provides several security benefits: Because of their strong security capabilities, Smart Tokens are often deployed as an additional authentication layer in electronic banking systems. Biometrics Biometric authentication verifies a user based on biological or behavioral characteristics. Common biometric technologies used in digital banking include: Unlike passwords or OTP codes, biometric traits are unique to each individual and extremely difficult to replicate or forge, ensuring that the person performing the transaction is truly the legitimate account holder. Another major advantage of biometrics is user convenience. Customers no longer need to remember passwords or wait for OTP codes. A simple fingerprint scan or facial recognition can authenticate a transaction instantly. A growing trend in fraud prevention is behavioral biometrics. Instead of relying on physical traits, this technology analyzes how users interact with their devices, such as: Typing speed, Screen swipe patterns, App usage behavior,…Users do not need to perform any additional authentication step, yet the system can still detect suspicious behavior in real time. Passkey / FIDO2 Another rapidly growing passwordless authentication trend is Passkey/FIDO2. A passkey is a FIDO-based credential that allows users to sign in to apps and websites using the same method they use to unlock their devices – biometrics, PIN, or device pattern – without entering a username, password, or additional authentication factors. Passkey/FIDO2 offers extremely strong protection against phishing and credential theft because: A passkey works only with the specific domain or website where it was registered. If users visit a phishing or fake website, the passkey simply will not work. Passkeys are device-bound credentials, meaning authentication requires the registered device and user verification (biometrics or PIN). In the digital banking era, security is no longer just a technical defense layer – it has become a core foundation for building digital trust between financial institutions and their customers. The combination of biometrics, Smart OTP, device-based authentication, and modern technologies such as Passkey/FIDO2 is paving the way for more secure authentication models, stronger fraud prevention, and seamless user experiences. If your bank or financial institution is looking for modern passwordless authentication solutions, from biometrics, Smart OTP, Smart Token, and Passkey/FIDO2 to AI-powered behavioral analytics and fraud detection. Connect with Savyint’s experts today to explore how we can support your digital security transformation. Read more:
SAVYINT Supports BAC A BANK in Upgrading Passwordless Authentication in Compliance with Circular 50/2024/TT-NHNN and Circular 77/2025/TT-NHNN (Vietnam)
SAVYINT successfully implemented passwordless authentications for BAC A BANK, including SmartOTP, Smart Token. The project enables the bank to fully comply with Circular 50/2024/TT-NHNN and Circular 77/2025/TT-NHNN issued by the State Bank of Vietnam while strengthening transaction security and reinforcing customer trust. Overview – Industry: Banking & Financial Services – Project: Deployment of passwordless authentication including SmartOTP, Smart Token for retail and corporate customers– Timeline: 2025 1. BAC A BANK and the Challenge of Complying with Circular 50/2024/TT-NHNN and Circular 77/2025/TT-NHNN Established in 1994, BAC A BANK currently operates 138 transaction offices across major cities and provinces in Vietnam. In 2024, the bank ranked among the Top 5 banks with the largest foreign exchange transaction volume in Vietnam. In 2024, the State Bank of Vietnam issued Circular 50/2024/TT-NHNN on security and safety requirements for providing online banking services, which officially came into effect on January 1, 2025. The regulation introduces several key requirements, particularly: In 2025, the State Bank of Vietnam continued to enhance the regulatory framework by issuing Circular 77/2025/TT-NHNN, which will take effect on March 1, 2026. This circular amends and supplements several provisions of Circular 50 to further strengthen security and risk management requirements for online banking services. As a result, BAC A BANK needed to upgrade its authentication infrastructure to comply with the new regulations while ensuring secure and reliable electronic transaction authentication for both retail and corporate banking customers. 2. SAVYINT’s Solution As a global technology company specializing in Secure Payment, Digital Trust, and Open Banking, SAVYINT delivered a comprehensive electronic transaction authentication solution such as SmartOTP and Smart Token. The solution is designed in alignment with the regulatory requirements of Circular 50 and can be seamlessly integrated into the bank’s Internet Banking and Mobile Banking ecosystem, supporting both retail and corporate customers. 2.1. System Architecture The advanced authentication system implemented by SAVYINT includes two main components: 2.2. User Groups 2.3. Models The system supports two primary authentication flows: 2.4. Key Use Cases a. SmartOTP and Smart Token Service Activation & Management b. Transaction Authentication using SmartOTP, Smart Token The solution also supports Web-to-App authentication and App-based authentication, ensuring flexibility in service usage. c. Multi-Level Transaction Approval d. PIN Management and Security Protection e. Support Features and User Convenience 3. Results Following the successful deployment of SAVYINT’s passwordless authentication solution, BAC A BANK fully met the requirements of Circular 50/2024/TT-NHNN and Circular 77/2025/TT-NHNN issued by the State Bank of Vietnam. The solution is consistently applied across both retail and corporate banking services. By implementing advanced and passwordless authentication methods such as SmartOTP, Smart Token, BAC A BANK achieved several key benefits: This strategic upgrade enables BAC A BANK to strengthen digital trust and enhance its competitiveness in the evolving digital finance landscape.
ACCELERATE AFASA & BSP CIRCULAR NO. 1213 COMPLIANCE WITH SAVYINT
AFASA and BSP Circular No. 1213 are fundamentally reshaping the security architecture of the Philippine financial sector. With the compliance deadline fast approaching, banks and financial institutions must act decisively to meet mandatory regulatory requirements. In June 2025, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) issued Circular No. 1213, amending the IT Risk Management framework to formally implement Section 6 of the Anti-Financial Account Scamming Act (AFASA). This marks a structural transformation in how financial institutions across the Philippines approach cybersecurity and fraud prevention. Circular 1213 applies to all BSP-supervised entities, including banks, fintech companies, payment service providers, and lending institutions. The regulation focuses on: Notably, before June 2026, , financial institutions are required to eliminate SMS OTP for high-risk transactions and transition to more secure, phishing-resistant, device-bound authentication methods. Understanding the regulatory and operational challenges faced by banks and financial institutions, Savyint delivers an integrated security and fraud prevention platform aligned with AFASA and BSP Circulars 1213 – 1215. The solution is built around four core pillars: Cyber Security & App Protection, SCA/MFA Identity, AI-Driven Fraud Management (FMS), and Risk Management & Compliance, protecting the entire customer journey – from onboarding and login to authentication, transaction execution, and post-transaction monitoring. Savyint’s Key Advantages: Savyint’s integrated platform complies with both international and local security standards and regulations, including: Philippines (AFASA, BSP 1213–1215), Vietnam (Circulars 50, 64, 77/NHNN), Singapore (MAS), as well as FIDO2, PSD2/PSD3, eIDAS, GDPR, and PCI DSS. Connect with our experts today to accelerate your compliance with AFASA and BSP Circulars 1213–1215.