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Wallet Credentials Are Becoming
the New Standard for Mobile Access
Phones already carry payments, tickets, and IDs. With PassGate, they carry access too. Credentials are delivered straight into the wallet — no extra apps, no closed ecosystems. Just the familiar tap people use every day.
And There Are Many Good Reasons for That
One of them is user adoption. The same gesture that pays for coffee now opens a door. Without comprimising security or compliance. Native wallet credentials fit into habits people already have, so adoption is more or less instant. No new apps, no learning curve — just tap and go.
Unprecedented Security and Convenience
PassGate Native Wallet credentials use the phone’s Secure Element, the same hardware that protects banking and payments.
- Express Mode allows instant tap access, even when the phone is locked or low on battery.
- Biometric unlock (Face ID, Touch ID, PIN) can be required for high-security areas.
- Lost phone? Credentials can be suspended instantly, and biometric protection makes stolen devices useless.
Works Everywhere. Even Offline.
Credentials live in the native wallet of the phone, so they also work on offline readers. That means instant entry, network or no network. Just as reliable as a card, but without the plastic.
More than Smooth User Experiences
Native wallet credentials bring advantages that go beyond user experience:
- Lower lifecycle costs: No printing, shipping, or replacing of cards.
- Sustainability: No plastic to produce or discard.
- Scalability: Long-term, contractor, and visitor credentials can all be managed the same way. At scale.
Why Choose the PassGate Platform?
Native wallet credentials combine three things no other approach can: the hardware security of the Secure Element, the ease of a tap, and the global reach of wallet platforms. That makes them the strongest foundation for mobile access. PassGate builds on this by adding what organizations need to run access at scale:
Openness
PassGate credentials are vendor independent. They integrate with multiple readers and systems via open APIs – giving maximum freedom and no lock-in.
Interoperability
Built on open APIs and native EACS integration, making it easy to plug into existing systems without friction or costly rebuilds.
Stronger security
Protected by device biometrics and hardware-level encryption – offering a level of security that plastic cards simply cannot match.