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As Simple as Tap to Pay. Applied to Access Control.
PassGate credentials use the same wallets that people already trust for payments and tickets. They are secured by biometrics, work across any reader, and remove the need for apps, plastic cards, or extra hardware. For administrators, the process mirrors card issuance. Just faster and easier to manage.
25 Years. Thousands of Sites.
All Leading to PassGate.
PassGate is a mobile credential platform that delivers access straight into the native wallet on any phone. Grounded in 25 years and thousands of access control implementations, PassGate delivers enterprise-level mobile access that works at scale. In everyday life.
Open by Design
Works with any reader and integrates with your existing infrastructure without vendor lock-in.
Real-World Expertise
PassGate is designed using decades of real-world experience from access control and security systems.
Putting Data Integrity First
PassGate runs on secure European servers, ensuring data integrity and compliance.
No plastic. No waste.
Wallet credentials replace physical cards and printers, giving you a more sustainable alternative.
Create. Invite. Enter.
Creating and using a pass should feel familiar. For admins it’s the same as issuing a card, yet smarter and more efficient. For users it’s just a phone tap.
Made to Fit Large & Complex Security Environments
PassGate is tailored to the needs of OEMs, campuses, and large organizations. Each with different needs, but all with the same requirement for open protocols, ease of use and enterprise security.
- OEMs: Integrate wallet credentials, today, into any reader through open APIs.
- Universities: Manage campus access without issuing or replacing plastic cards.
- Corporates: Scale mobile access with GDPR compliance built in.
Works with Anything From Printers to People Flow
PassGate goes beyond physical entry. The same credential can unlock lockers, printers, parking gates, visitor systems, or other connected systems. In practice, any reader can become an access point.