Ship your product, not your auth and compliance plumbing.
Start with customer authentication and DPDP-readiness controls. When your product exposes APIs or MCP tools, add scoped authorization without replacing the tenant, project, and environment model underneath it.
The part founders underestimate
“We’ll just add a login” is where the weekend goes.
Real onboarding for an India-facing product means stitching together, under launch pressure:
- a login provider
- an OTP provider
- a verification / KYC provider
- consent records you can prove later
- audit logs that hold up
- user data export and delete workflows
Each is a project. Together they’re the reason launches slip — and the place where breaches happen. NamoID handles the authentication and identity operations in that stack from one standards-based issuer. Additional verification rails are being developed separately.
What you get
Live today
- Hosted login — a sign-in and sign-up flow you point your app at
- OAuth / OpenID Connect applications, with PKCE S256 on authorization-code flows
- Passkeys, TOTP MFA, email OTP, and social login (Google, Facebook, GitHub, LinkedIn)
- Authorization grants, terms acceptance, and append-only security audit events
- User export and delete workflows
- Integration packages for JavaScript, React, and Next.js
Rolling out
- MCP resource authorization for AI tools and APIs
- Workforce Identity and governed Agent Access (in design)
- India verification rails and DPoP sender-constrained tokens (selected rollout / planned)
We only put a feature here once it’s real. Roadmap items are labelled.
The startup launch pack
For early teams building for India:
- A free development Environment
- Starter templates and copy-paste examples
- One integration review call with our team
- The DPDP readiness checklist
- A launch checklist
Free during public beta — no card, no credits system to learn.
Built for teams creating
Build DPDP-ready from the first commit
You are the Data Fiduciary for your users’ data. NamoID provides authorization and configured terms-acceptance records, an audit trail, and export/delete workflows — so DPDP readiness can be considered during the build, not only before launch. This is product tooling and implementation support, not legal advice.
What to include in your launch-pack request
Tell us your founder name, company or product name, website or demo URL, stage (idea, MVP, live, revenue, funded), category (AI, SaaS, marketplace, fintech, education, community, other), expected monthly active users, your identity needs (login, OTP, passkeys, verification, audit, DPDP workflows), your deadline to launch, and how to reach you. We read every one.