Identity, with respect.
NamoID takes care of the hard parts of identity so you don't have to. Signing people in, proving they're really who they say, MFA, the works. We go deeper on India than anyone else, compliance comes built in, and the whole thing lives behind one secure issuer URL.
Why we’re building it
Every team shipping in India stitches together a stack of vendors for what should be one issuer URL.
Count them up. An auth provider. A KYC vendor. A DigiLocker integrator, an SMS carrier, a WhatsApp partner, and somewhere in the middle, audit code someone wrote by hand. Every one is its own contract, its own invoice, its own thing that breaks at 2am. Then the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 comes into force on 13 May 2027 and raises the bar all over again. We got tired of watching good teams lose a quarter to plumbing. So that’s the whole point of NamoID: ship compliant onboarding in days, with consent, audit, and data rights handled by default instead of sold back to you as an add-on. Is “in days” a little optimistic? Maybe. It’s the bar we’re holding ourselves to.
What we believe
Privacy-first by default
Aadhaar numbers are never persisted, provider tokens are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, and every consent is timestamped in an append-only log.
Open standards, no lock-in
OAuth 2.1, OpenID Connect, PKCE, and WebAuthn. If your stack already speaks them, it already speaks NamoID. Point your client at one issuer URL.
Deep where it matters
DigiLocker, Aadhaar offline XML, WhatsApp, and Truecaller. The local verification rails global competitors don't carry, built in rather than bolted on.
Built by PolyMindsLabs.
NamoID is built by PolyMindsLabs Pvt. Ltd., out of Jaipur, India. We’re in early access right now, so reach out and we’ll get you set up ourselves.