Your platform's identity layer. Powered by OpenID Connect.
VeriLink is an OpenID Connect identity provider. Connect your platform to VeriLink and it handles authentication on your users' behalf — issuing secure tokens, managing sessions, and eliminating passwords entirely. Think of it like a password manager, but for the passwordless era.
What VeriLink is
VeriLink is an OpenID Connect identity provider — the world's first OIDC token manager. Your platform connects to VeriLink the same way it would connect to any identity provider. VeriLink then acts on your users' behalf, handling authentication and issuing tokens so your app never has to manage credentials.
VeriLink becomes your IdP
Your platform offloads identity entirely. VeriLink is the identity provider — it owns the auth flow, issues OIDC tokens, and governs sessions on your users' behalf.
Open standard, zero lock-in
VeriLink is built on OpenID Connect — a universal open standard. No proprietary SDK required. If you can speak OIDC, you can connect to VeriLink.
Like a password manager — for tokens
Just as a password manager stores and governs credentials, VeriLink stores and governs OpenID tokens. Centrally managed, auditable, and revocable at any time.
How it works
Your platform connects to VeriLink as its identity provider. VeriLink handles everything from authentication to token issuance — your app just receives a confirmed identity.
Your app initiates an authorization request to VeriLink using standard OpenID Connect. VeriLink takes it from there.
VeriLink sends the user a secure, device-bound magic link. Single-use and short-lived. VeriLink verifies the user's identity on your platform's behalf.
Once verified, VeriLink issues OpenID Connect tokens back to your platform. Your app receives a confirmed identity — no passwords, no credential storage required on your end.
The user's session is live. VeriLink manages and governs their tokens centrally. Sessions are auditable and revocable at any time from the VeriLink dashboard.
Security posture
Because VeriLink is the identity provider, security enforcement happens at the IdP layer — not scattered across individual platforms. One place to govern, one place to revoke.
Device-bound magic links
Authentication magic links are bound to the user's device and IP. Single-use, short-lived, and invalid the moment they are consumed — replay attacks have nothing to work with.
Centralized token governance
All OIDC tokens issued by VeriLink are centrally managed. Revoke a session, rotate a token, or audit activity — all from one place, not scattered across every integrated app.
No credential surface to attack
There are no passwords stored anywhere. No hashes to breach, no reset flows to hijack. The attack surface that credential stuffing relies on simply does not exist.
FAQ
Plain answers about what VeriLink is, how it integrates, and how billing works.
What exactly is an identity provider?
An identity provider (IdP) is the system responsible for verifying who a user is and issuing tokens that confirm that identity to other applications. VeriLink is your IdP — your platform trusts VeriLink to say "this user is who they claim to be."
How does my platform connect to VeriLink?
Via standard OpenID Connect. VeriLink exposes OIDC-compliant endpoints your app connects to just like any identity provider. No proprietary SDK, no lock-in.
Do you charge per login?
No. You are billed per active user per 30-day cycle — not per authentication event. Use it as heavily as your users need.
Ready to connect your platform?
Try the demo, then integrate VeriLink as your OpenID Connect identity provider. Support: support@veri-link.com
Try the demo
See VeriLink act as an identity provider in real time. Understand the full OIDC flow in under 60 seconds.
Integration
Connect your platform to VeriLink via standard OpenID Connect. Use your client credentials to initiate the OIDC flow — VeriLink handles the rest.
Enterprise
Need custom token policies, audit logs, or multi-tenant identity management? Enterprise plans are volume-based with tailored requirements.